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A fried bought some land and this D7 Ser # 17A1964 engine Ser# 34B569 was there.Does any one know specs and year on it?He is trying to decide whether to scrap it or try and get it running.Exhaust was open so I think the engine is froze up.Oil on stick was high but no water mixed in it.Might be water at the bottem of pan.Everything is there.Some one put electric starter on and from the looks left it sitting after that.Hate to see it scrapped.
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Tue, Sep 20, 2011 12:24 PM
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Location of machine?

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Tue, Sep 20, 2011 12:31 PM
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1955 17A1-17A2889
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Tue, Sep 20, 2011 5:21 PM
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1955 17A1-17A2889
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http://www.chriscomachinery.com/ModelRD7.htm
Hi, Bjohnson.
The 17A tractor serial # rings true but that 34B569 engine serial # does not compute. If it is the original engine, the engine serial # should match the tractor #. If it is a replacement engine, I would expect it to still be a 17A prefix or one of the various power plant serial prefixes.
The engine serial # should be on a small aluminum plate rivetted to the side of the block just above the starter motor. If this plate is missing, the # may be stamped into the block in the same location.

They are pretty tough tractors to kill.

Hope this helps but where are the photos?

You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

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Tue, Sep 20, 2011 5:48 PM
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[quote="daron"]Location of machine?

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Near Houston Texas.
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Tue, Sep 20, 2011 7:56 PM
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Hi, Bjohnson.
The 17A tractor serial # rings true but that 34B569 engine serial # does not compute. If it is the original engine, the engine serial # should match the tractor #. If it is a replacement engine, I would expect it to still be a 17A prefix or one of the various power plant serial prefixes.
The engine serial # should be on a small aluminum plate rivetted to the side of the block just above the starter motor. If this plate is missing, the # may be stamped into the block in the same location.

They are pretty tough tractors to kill.

Hope this helps but where are the photos?
[quote="Deas Plant."]Hi, Bjohnson.
The 17A tractor serial # rings true but that 34B569 engine serial # does not compute. If it is the original engine, the engine serial # should match the tractor #. If it is a replacement engine, I would expect it to still be a 17A prefix or one of the various power plant serial prefixes.
The engine serial # should be on a small aluminum plate rivetted to the side of the block just above the starter motor. If this plate is missing, the # may be stamped into the block in the same location.

They are pretty tough tractors to kill.

Hope this helps but where are the photos?[/quote]

The Ser# are Power Plant # was on a tag above the starter.
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Tue, Sep 20, 2011 7:58 PM
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[quote="Deas Plant."]Hi, Bjohnson.
The 17A tractor serial # rings true but that 34B569 engine serial # does not compute. If it is the original engine, the engine serial # should match the tractor #. If it is a replacement engine, I would expect it to still be a 17A prefix or one of the various power plant serial prefixes.
The engine serial # should be on a small aluminum plate rivetted to the side of the block just above the starter motor. If this plate is missing, the # may be stamped into the block in the same location.

They are pretty tough tractors to kill.

Hope this helps but where are the photos?[/quote]

The Ser# are Power Plant # was on a tag above the starter.
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Here is some pics.
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Tue, Sep 20, 2011 8:09 PM
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[attachment=10893]D7#5.JPG[/attachment][attachment=10892]D7#7.JPG[/attachment][attachment=10891]D7#1.JPG[/attachment][attachment=10889]D7#3.JPG[/attachment][attachment=10890]D7#6.JPG[/attachment]
Here is some pics.
I show the 34B569 to be a D339 Industrial Engine (1957)
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Tue, Sep 20, 2011 9:48 PM
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I show the 34B569 to be a D339 Industrial Engine (1957)
Give me a shout before you scrap her ,I m not far from you. thanks Tim
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Wed, Sep 21, 2011 8:52 AM
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Give me a shout before you scrap her ,I m not far from you. thanks Tim


Tim as of now he is still rolling it over in his head.I thought we might pour brake fluid in the exhaust and let it sit.The scrap price would be close to $4,000 but getting it there will cost since he has no truck.How much are you willing to pay and I'll run it by him.You can PM me if you want.
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Wed, Sep 21, 2011 9:09 AM
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I show the 34B569 to be a D339 Industrial Engine (1957)


Thanks that helps a lot.Not the original then.Do you think brake fluid might free the old girl?Been sitting a few years.Rails might be froze up too.
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Wed, Sep 21, 2011 9:14 AM
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