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case 188 how do they hold up?

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stressfree

12-03-2004 02:49:09

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looking for parts machines and most of them have pistons out the side of the blocks? common?

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agri_con

12-03-2004 12:24:40

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Re: case 188 how do they hold up? in reply to stressfree, 12-03-2004 02:49:09

Usually hold up well outside of normal block cavation @ liners,this prob i have a local machinist bore and sleeve @ $125 a hole,lately good used blocks are hard to come by.

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stressfree

12-04-2004 05:30:56

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Re: case 188 how do they hold up? in reply to agri_con, 12-03-2004 12:24:40

i saw 3 with pistons out the side and casting cracks near the back.made my hair stand up.

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mud

12-06-2004 14:35:24

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Re: case 188 how do they hold up? in reply to stressfree, 12-04-2004 05:30:56

i bought a 450 cheap over 8 years ago. barley ran. cleaned up nearly 1 1/2 miles of proptery line with it. cleared back acres of brush an pines. repaired a dam. it let go of connecting rod on #3 and spit the rod out near the fuel filter bracket. that stopped it. i cant tell you how many hours i put on it. boocoo though. i'll get that hole patched somewheres, sometime. 188's are very good engines in my book.

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stressfree

12-06-2004 18:25:48

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Re: case 188 how do they hold up? in reply to mud, 12-06-2004 14:35:24

there and #4 piston is where i saw the damage.but the machines had over 5000 hours on it.ill look around for a tired 188 and get one ready for rebuild.

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mud

12-07-2004 10:00:20

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Re: case 188 how do they hold up? in reply to stressfree, 12-06-2004 18:25:48

ping me if you find an extra one. our hour meter was broke when we bought this thing. 5800 hrs. then 8 years weekend use.

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