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Blue Ribbon Service Manual, Form GSS-1270, Farmall and International Tractor Engine Model D-166, by the International Harvester Company, originally published by the International Harvester Company, Chicago, IL, November 1960. Reproduced in 2005. 8½ x 11 paperback, 58 pages.  Please note this book is a new, photo-duplicated copy, NOT an original. The accompanying pictures are scanned from a reprint, not the original.  The D-166 engine was placed in the following tractor models: 330, 340, 460, 504, 560, 606, 656, 660, 706, 806, 856, 1026, 1206, 1256, 1456, 2504, 2606, 2656, 2706, 2806, 2856, 21026, 21206, 21256, 21456; and in combines 815 and 915,   * Crankcase Front Cover and Camshaft * Sleeves, Pistons and Connecting Rods * Inspection, Repair and Assembly * Description and General Information * Crankshaft and Main Bearings: * Description and General Information * Sleeves, Pistons and Connecting Rods: * Description and General Information * Service Procedure (Not using new sleeves and pistons) * Service Procedure (Using new sleeves and pistons) * Camshaft, Tappets and Timing Gears: * Description and General Information * Description and General Information * Service Procedure - Oil Pumps * Service Procedure - Oil Filters * Description and General Information * Description and General Information Please note this book is a new, photo-duplicated copy, NOT an original. The accompanying pictures are scanned from a reprint, not the original.  * U.S. media (book rate) mail is $4.35. PLEASE NOTE that our experience over the 2004-5 holiday season was that an alarming number of books took over four weeks to be delivered to states west of the Mississippi River. We think—and hope—this probably has something to do with homeland security rather than any sudden deterioration of postal service, but we really do not know. All we know for certain is that we do NOT want to deal with a number of inquires and complaints about “Where’s my books?†when there is NOTHING we can do after we hand the package to the postal clerk and have the receipt in hand. If you want to use media (book rate) mail please wait at least four weeks before you contact us to inquire about the whereabouts of your book. And note that all we’ll be able to tell you is the date we mailed it from the Post Office. We will NOT be able to tell you where the book is, or when the Post Office is going to deliver it. The history of industrial, transportation, and agricultural development From Steam Engines . . . to Spacecraft (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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