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NOS parts 227167 what is it?
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    Posted: 28 Jan 2010 at 2:11pm
Ok so here is todays quiz..........
 
What comes in a round allis chalmers tin  6ins x 2 ins             part number 227167
 
marked AC  149       ring set   (piston)      (expander type)
 
what  does it fit   ????????
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Dave,
My book says to "Use up stock and reorder part # 230093".
Part # 230093 is listed as  Ring set for B, C, CA, RC,B -125,
IB, 60H.  Den

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Does it say what size the rings are?          3-1/4 or 3-3/8  ?
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B-125 should be 3 3/8 bore B-116 was 3 1/4 bore
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Taunting Fred? lol
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Dave,  did not give a size, just what I printed.  Den

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Looks like a D14 set to me.
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I know what they are for .Just let them lay out where I can see the container  in March.LOL
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if you want it Fred just bring me 2 engine sets of  B rings to replace and its all yours........
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