I understand that there were 4 or 5 different block configurations, theres got to be a cross reference book, or at least an illustration of the differences between the engines/blocks. I'll pay for it to give me answers, and this is a very common engine internally.
There must have been some successful conversions or otherwise they wouldn't sell a bell housing adapter plate at tractor stores.
So far I've found:
1. A diesel AG3.152 block from a massey tractor that I believe will fit the application, but its very bare bones.... just the block, no oil pan.
2. A perkins Gas 3.152 off of a massey nearby....I'm wondering if that engine would be a direct fit in its own right... or if the oil pan is the same as the diesel.
3. Old welder equiped with a running D3.152. (CE model, which crosses to D3.152 on the perkins site, and was used in agricultural tractors)
4. Adapter plate for perkins 3.152 flywheel to fit massey bellhousings.
So far I've found a decent set of guts, a good block, and a possible rebuildable gas engine or an oil pan. Just need a way to verify that something will not work, or will work other than their memories.
Thanks for all the idea spitballing guys.
Not gonna pour concrete in the z134 btw. I'm gonna start parting out the good parts to help pay for this diesel or gas 3.152 engine, whether its directly off of a parts tractor or not.
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