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Hi, bess53.
Your engine has been switched at some point, not uncommon as the 6U and 7U series both had the same engines. Your engine is out of a later machine than yours but the same basic engine.
Just my 0.02.
Thank you for the reply, what Cst engine size woul it be? Thanks again for your reply
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hi, bess53.
I am not sure but I think it would be a D315 engine at about 48 horsepower. Others here could tell you for sure.
Just my 0.02.
Thankyou, Have a Great evening
Yes these machine use a D315 MOTOR
Thanks for your help. I appreciate that!
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the difference between a 6u and a 7u is track width the 7 u is a wide track machine. apart from differences in the track drive and the track itself they are the same.
the engine in your came off the line 600 machines after ours.
the difference between a 6u and a 7u is track width the 7 u is a wide track machine. apart from differences in the track drive and the track itself they are the same.
the engine in your came off the line 600 machines after ours.
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