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K241S id pls?

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nhmikel

Picked up this today, block, crank, & head. Supposedly came from 1965 cadet. No I'd plates, maybe able to find some casting nos, etc later. Bore measured 3.250". Is this block same as ones used in WH's?

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rmaynard

Hard to tell only from that view, but the first thing I notice is that it is missing one of the holes for mounting the PTO hardware.

 

How about taking some more pics at various angles.

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nhmikel

Will this thing work in my 1056? Or just to bare and keep for parts?

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rmaynard

Like I said, with only one picture from one view, it's hard to tell. My initial thought is to use it for parts. There are too many necessary parts missing, and you don't know the condition of the internals.

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nhmikel

Will this fit a WH? Look at bottom pan

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Shynon

That's a small pan block, you need a large base oil pan block for your 1056

 

 

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nhmikel

Anyone use a steel plate under another make (cud or JD) to make it work in WH?

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Shynon

You can use it. Need to plug the oil drain hole and re tap one out the back. I think it needs to be raised 1 1/2". Also must be a cast iron oil pan I don't think I would use an aluminum one.

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nhmikel
22 hours ago, Shynon said:

That's a small pan block, you need a large base oil pan block for your 1056

 

 

Which WH models would this one fit into?

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Shynon

1045,1075, 1055 also some of the newer c series with the rubber isolation mounted motors.

 

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