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Posted by Joe-Bob/IN on October 21, 2006 at 05:52:05 from (216.241.135.230):
In Reply to: Perkins question posted by mad scientist:P on October 20, 2006 at 07:35:38:
If I remember correctly there are only 3 commercial duty engine bolt patterns. And there are adapters to match all to one and another. Most likely a large truck shop could get you one or a good weld shop can easily make one. Perkins are a rather rare engine 'round here, personally if I were to take on this kinda project I'd stick in a Cat... at least then you'd have some real bite.
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