Posted by RTR on October 13, 2017 at 16:44:05 from (108.234.103.91):
Where do you guys get your internal parts? I have several tractors to rebuild the heads and called about the valvetrain components for a IH 424 gas (C-146 engine) and the machine shop said they can't get the parts (discontinued with their supplier). I checked with this site and they have them for over $160 for the valvetrain set. external link has the set for $150. I will go with them if nothing else available, but I know they get theirs from somewhere and i know they've got that kit marked up pretty good. Would be nice to find the parts much more reasonable so the total labor and parts cost at the machine shop doesn't eat me alive. Especially since I'm wanting to rebuild around 5 heads every couple of months. I also tried RockAuto.com already and no go.
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