So…. I blew some money away on a pretty useless old Ford 3000 (175) diesel motor, well useless for now anyway. It’s locked up solid. Can I get it unstuck, rebuilt and going again? Part 1
Yes I have heard they are a good motor 👍. Many Perkins engines in MF tractors of the same era had cast sump’s, and you would think this engine would have one being a structural block, however it seems odd that it is a pressed steel sump.
Probably be a while till part 2 comes along for this one sorry mate, I have a couple more important projects that I need to do, and this probably won’t be having much done to it in the meantime.
My apologies for the very belated reply. I don’t have the manual for one of these but if I find a free online source for one I would be happy to attach the link here for you 👍
Yes you are probably right, however, cubic centimetre engine displacement is usually denoted with the unit cc, not cm3. When he says cm3 we don’t know what the heck he is measuring in cubic centimetres it could be a box, a shelf, a part, but as soon as he refers to it as cc’s we know he is measuring engine displacement for something.