Posted by Andrew Boyt on December 28, 2009 at 02:08:52 from (86.133.34.122):
In Reply to: Re: International W14 posted by Mike Androvich on December 27, 2009 at 16:38:22:
Many Thanks for your comments. Its very interest to hear all information, I will be using this forum in the future. I have a w12 but was brought in bits and is how it remains today, so its difficult to compare. Someone said that the crank breather should run down the front of the engine on a w12, does this connect to the rocker cover? as I dont believe my w12 has the brether at the moment, but cant see where it connects the rocker cover either. I look forward to your comments. I am going to look at the w14 tractor on wednesday so with post some pictures for people to see. Many Thanks
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