[Farmall] engine?

[Mike Sloane]

There was a picture on my 2004 Farmall calendar of a WWII era IH 
airplane "tug". If you anyone would like me to scan it in, I can do that 
and send it out as an Email attachment.

Mike

Ferg8n9n at aol.com wrote:
>  
> In a message dated 11/7/2005 7:59:04 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
> mikesloane at verizon.net writes:
> 
> If you  can give us the casting number on the block, we may be able to 
> determine  if it is a C-113 or C-123 engine. These were used on the 
> Farmall A, B, C  series tractors and the later 100, 200 series 
> descendants, as well as  being sold as power units for various machinery. 
> Chances are good that,  with yellow paint and a dipstick, it may be a 
> power unit. (Another clue is  if the dipstick is marked "running" on one 
> side and "stopped" on the other  - some power units could not be stopped 
> to check the oil, irrigation pumps  being one example, so there were two 
> different sets of marks on the  dipstick.)
> 
> 
> this engine came from a small tractor, maybe military surplus, no dropped  
> axels
> I get a lot of air force type stuff from the 40s on  up
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