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FS: D6 9U Pony Motor
11 years 2 months ago #83579
by WayneB
FS: D6 9U Pony Motor (SOLD !) was created by WayneB
Sold to Mr. A.J. Gibson.
complete D69U pony motor. Good compression. Newly rebuilt magneto. New carburator. Fresh cleaned tank (fresh paint) and filter.
good compression, nothing missing.
been pulled and palleted in my shop for 8 months. I've went electric start and won't go back to pony.
total package $475.00
I have pulled the long block sell option.
Wayne
south central va near nc line
complete D69U pony motor. Good compression. Newly rebuilt magneto. New carburator. Fresh cleaned tank (fresh paint) and filter.
good compression, nothing missing.
been pulled and palleted in my shop for 8 months. I've went electric start and won't go back to pony.
total package $475.00
I have pulled the long block sell option.
Wayne
south central va near nc line
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11 years 2 months ago #83580
by Old Magnet
Replied by Old Magnet on topic FS: D6 9U Pony Motor
Might mention whether it is rope or electric start.....
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11 years 2 months ago #83592
by WayneB
Replied by WayneB on topic Pony Motor is rope start
I have an old Ford starter that came with the dozer, with pulley and belt and leverage handle that was used to start the pony. Not factory.
Might mention whether it is rope or electric start.....
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11 years 2 months ago #83740
by Tim Matthews
Replied by Tim Matthews on topic FS: D6 9U Pony Motor
Does that include the clutch mechanism and start pinion?
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11 years 2 months ago #83771
by WayneB
Replied by WayneB on topic Pinion Drives Electric Start
Sorry,
Electric starter uses pinion. Clutch junked in conversion. Don't have them.
Wayne
Electric starter uses pinion. Clutch junked in conversion. Don't have them.
Wayne
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11 years 1 month ago #84837
by fred hogan
Replied by fred hogan on topic pony motor
What's a 'Long Block'?
complete D69U pony motor. Good compression. Newly rebuilt magneto. New carburator. Fresh cleaned tank (fresh paint) and filter.
good compression, nothing missing.
been pulled and palleted in my shop for 8 months. I've went electric start and won't go back to pony.
total package $475.00
Long Block only $195.00
Wayne
south central va near nc line
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11 years 1 month ago #84851
by old-iron-habit
1937 Cat #11 tandem auto patrol,diesel, w/plow and wing, 6K506SP, 1937 RD 4 Ag Crawler RD5356, 1939 Cat 22 2F5429, 1952 Model 212 Grader 9T03427, 1953 2U D8 Dozer 2U20751, 1961 922A Rubber Tired Loader, 59A812, LeTouneau LS Cable Scraper, Cat/Lincoln 600 AMP Dual Welder, DW-21 Cat Scraper, DW-10 dump wagon/water wagon
Replied by old-iron-habit on topic Long block
A long block is an engine assembly complete with oil pan and heads. It does not have any accessories such as manifolds, mag, carb, etc. A short block consists of an engine block assembly with the internal parts but would not have heads and oil pan.
1937 Cat #11 tandem auto patrol,diesel, w/plow and wing, 6K506SP, 1937 RD 4 Ag Crawler RD5356, 1939 Cat 22 2F5429, 1952 Model 212 Grader 9T03427, 1953 2U D8 Dozer 2U20751, 1961 922A Rubber Tired Loader, 59A812, LeTouneau LS Cable Scraper, Cat/Lincoln 600 AMP Dual Welder, DW-21 Cat Scraper, DW-10 dump wagon/water wagon
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11 years 1 month ago #85003
by WayneB
Replied by WayneB on topic I have pulled the "LONG - BLOCK" sell option
Sorry Fellas,
The pony long block offer is no longer offered.
Time is money, and I don't have a lot of time.
This spring, it more important for me to clear pasture land and fix other equipment & take care of my farm.
The time it would take for me to strip the Pony simply makes it not worth it.
The pony is in my shop on a shipping pallet, complete with new rebuilt mag & carb, perfect fuel tank and bowl, and priced to sell.
this past winter, I had time for the long block stripping. sorry.
I've priced it to sell, and its a deal for somebody.
The pony long block offer is no longer offered.
Time is money, and I don't have a lot of time.
This spring, it more important for me to clear pasture land and fix other equipment & take care of my farm.
The time it would take for me to strip the Pony simply makes it not worth it.
The pony is in my shop on a shipping pallet, complete with new rebuilt mag & carb, perfect fuel tank and bowl, and priced to sell.
this past winter, I had time for the long block stripping. sorry.
I've priced it to sell, and its a deal for somebody.
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11 years 1 month ago #85020
by Old Magnet
Replied by Old Magnet on topic FS: D6 9U Pony Motor
Not even close....they just look alike.
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