Posted by Brent Zappe on February 18, 2023 at 06:56:55 from (104.192.91.224):
In 2017 I had bought a I.H. 674 model tractor. It had a blown engine somebody threw a rod. I thought I do this all the time with gasoline engines buy another block and rebuild it. I called around and bought one bare block had it shipped to me. In 2018. Well that bare block and parts have been in the machine shop since then. The person does not have a hot tank but an engine washer. He tells me it is taking time because this bare block was dirty and had dirt in it. That it is hard to clean it. Yesterday he told me I have the wrong camshaft for it. The engine only takes a three-camshaft bearing not the full amount that this on camshaft takes. I am right now confused by this and need some help. The block came from All state tractors. the casting number on it is. 239D120 286359, the package slip say's it came out of an International 685 Eng-6346. Is this really a 239 Diesel engine I am asking myself. If I can't use the camshaft taken out of the engine block what camshaft is the right one. How do I get one for this engine I have now. Yes, I do need help this is my first time I ever did a diesel engine. I have always stuck to gasoline engines. Thanks.
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