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Old 07-22-2018, 10:29 AM
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Uncle brought this Case 155 home the other day. I noticed the engine right away is not original, it's a k301, tractor should have a k241. After cleaning the grease and black paint off engine, it turned yellow. Is this a cub cadet engine? I guess the mounting tabs through me off near the base. Looks like they put a Case oil pan on to mount it up. Also has the fuel pump on as the Cases did, but not sure if that can be done on the cub cadet engines as well.
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K301's used in lots of cubs.. Got any pics zoomed out a little?
You posting pics while i responded. I bet some of the guys here know exactly what spec number thats for.
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Not a Cub Cadet engine.
Yellow is a coincidence.
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The "B" serial number indicates a 1966 vintage.
Spec 4765B confirms it as a K301 (47) 65B is a variation code.

Is there a mark in the window after the "K-301" on the tag before the serial number?
Should be one or two letters.
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There is no letters in the window between k301 and the serial number that I can see, looks blank.
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May be from an Allis Chalmers. That’s the only other tractor I can think of that would have been yellow.
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May be from an Allis Chalmers. That’s the only other tractor I can think of that would have been yellow.
Minneapolis Moline..... their engine was yellow.
The AC tractors had black engines.
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