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185 Bell housing?

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    Posted: 20 Nov 2024 at 2:54pm
Would a 185 bell housing pattern match a 262 cu. in. from a Gleaner? The 185 engine is seized and needs to be replaced. Thanks to those 'in the know'. 
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thats one giant step backwards  i would look for  another 301 with money for the 262 for some one working on a d series 
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     I would go along with that. Look for a 301 like he said.
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Originally posted by HudCo HudCo wrote:

thats one giant step backwards  i would look for  another 301 with money for the 262 for some one working on a d series 
While I appreciate your words of wisdom the question still remains wether the two have the same bolt pattern?
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It has been a very long time since I was up inside the engine bay on a Gleaner C-2 or model F. I think if the engine is equipped with a cast iron tail shaft housing, I'd say no. I just don't remember that backplate as being tractor friendly. If the combine engine backplate has those large 3/4" holes for the tractor side frames, then yes, I think it can be made work.
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