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Old 11-06-2012, 09:41 PM
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pete240: If you decide to repower, I'm in the market for an M18 casting. My barrels are OK, but my governor busted out the #1 side of my casting --just saying.

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Old 11-07-2012, 01:06 AM
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So are you guys saying my cylinders are trashed? Am i better off getting ones in better shape or having them overbored. Are the valve guides replaceable?

You can indeed rebuild that cylinder and have it bored, but you might not like the cost of the pistons. New OEM ones are around $155 each and you would have to do both sides, other wise the engine will be out of balance. Your cheapest and easiest route is to find a good replacement.

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Old 11-07-2012, 10:27 AM
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I'm only finding vertical shaft m18's and others with unknown hours around me. I did start sourcing rebuild parts and am shocked at how much they are. I haven't called any shops to see what the machining costs would be.

I planned on using this tractor for snow. Its IH 682 with hydro lift and front ports added on. I could swap the m12 into it from my 1210 for the time being right?
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you can use the vertical jugs & pistons in the horizontal engine.
I sure wouldn't downgrade to a M-12 single cyl engine.
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