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    Posted: 22 Sep 2020 at 3:04pm
Are the Allis B and G blocks the same? Thanks Norm
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No. Not even close. The G block is made by Continental. The B,IB,C, & CA blocks are made by AC. The G does use some parts from the B like the tranny and steering box....
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The G block does NOT have sleeves, though they are available aftermarket....
found that out 2 Gs ago...
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IIRR, its the same N-62 engine, as in a MH pony tractor, except the blocks don't interchange.  Again, IIRR, starter hole is different, but all else is the same...Wink
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