Thanks for the information that clears things up considerable. THANKS
A LOT BOYS
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danny g
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Re: flat head cub power unit
I guess I will find out if anyone uses this forum anymore or not, so here goes. Does anyone have info on the Continental Y69 engine S# 36063 ? I don't know what year it was made and it seems to be really hard to find out info on these engines. I plan to use it on my grist mill if I can get it running right. May just try to sell it and find a U2 engine. Thanks for the help if anyone uses this site anymore.
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artc
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Re: flat head cub power unit
Monte's equipment in Chicago has Continental parts.
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Mike in Louisiana
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Re: flat head cub power unit
Welcome to the forum.
Yes this site is very active with 10,000 + members.
You should start a new thread as this one is 8 years old.
Yes this site is very active with 10,000 + members.
You should start a new thread as this one is 8 years old.
1975 cub (LouAnn) serial # 245946, 1941 John Deere Model H
Good judgment comes from experience,
and a lot of that comes from bad judgment. Will Rogers
Good judgment comes from experience,
and a lot of that comes from bad judgment. Will Rogers
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Super A
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Re: flat head cub power unit
danny g wrote:I guess I will find out if anyone uses this forum anymore or not, so here goes. Does anyone have info on the Continental Y69 engine S# 36063 ? I don't know what year it was made and it seems to be really hard to find out info on these engines. I plan to use it on my grist mill if I can get it running right. May just try to sell it and find a U2 engine. Thanks for the help if anyone uses this site anymore.
What do you need to know?
If it came from an IH implement is was used from mid/late 1949 and earlier. I used to have a IH combine with that engine.
Al
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