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Old 08-27-2016, 08:57 AM
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Nice Find!! Keep us posted.. You are quickly becoming a Cyclops master!!
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Thanks Jay,tried to start it today but there is no oil in. heheheheh
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Today I got some time to pull the engine on this,I have the 2042 donor CH 18 ready to go,just have to give the tractor a bath.
So I figger I see what happened to the engine,pulled all the removables off and put it on the bench to see.
Both heads were replaced no too long ago as the exhaust ports are clean and the head gaskets came right off, but I found one bent push rod.
With the heads off I can see it had some work done on the block.Either it was bored out,or the gave it a hone job.
Pulled off the front cover and found out why it stopped running.
Camshaft had a major failure,not sure what happened,but it was not run out of oil as I see no lack of it on the camshaft or where it rest in the block.

Well anyway no holes or cracks in the block,prolly just toss it in the scrap pile minus a few things.
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Put the block on eBay, someone might.want it.
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What is this ebay thingy?
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Oh my,
that cam needs a tooth replacement fairy, and you found it in church??
Possibly someone prayed they would never have to cut grass again?
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Nice detective work Lew.
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Nice find. I wish I could find a old junker around these parts with a bad engine so I can get some of the stuff I need for my 782 ch18 swap.
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Put the block on eBay, someone might.want it.
What he said.
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That's pretty crazy that the end broke off. Is the broken piece seized in the hole?
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