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I have no idea. When I fire up the tractor later this spring. I,ll jack up the front. Spin the tires/drive shaft and figure it out.

Mike Ahlers (507) 360-6748 He has his business number publicly advertised. I don’t think it’s a problem to help spread his advertising’s. He is the only place that I found that has Coleman parts. Good luck.

Thank you for subscribing. I will post videos of my tractors beginning this spring in May throughout the summer.

@@moplum your are welcome 🙏🙏🙏

thanks for the question. I used a local hydraulic shop to place the order for the custom seals. I later found I can do it myself. Timken.com is who I recommend. Timken has a form you fill out with all your required specifications.that easy. They do have a page with pictures of all the seal material design types to choose from. (Timken seals type SLE custom). I also have had smaller custom seals made for steering gear box at AVXseals.com. If Timken isn't who you want to use, AVXseals.com is also a great place to get seals. I hope this helps you out.

@@moplum Thanks very much James. I also sent you an email with similar questions and a link to the old international Harvester trucks I’m into, if you’re interested. I would welcome any and all advice on Coleman parts suppliers that might help me with the Coleman equipped truck we’re about to start working on. Thanks again. Loved your videos!

Engine parts: rings and valves from AGCO. All other parts were from eBay, NAPA, All States AG Parts, Bill Williams, etc. The block heaters were very easy to install. BUT beware most all advertised are the wrong ones. I got mine at O'reillys Auto Parts. It was a real trial and error to get the correct part number. Steiners, ASAP, and the rest all have the wrong ones advertised. I gave them the correct number, but I still see the wrong ones listed on all online sites. I'll post the correct ones here tomorrow. Yes I still have the cab. It is in the picture in my shop. I have it on a stand waiting restoration in the future.

The correct block heater part number is 3100038 mfr is zero start.

@@moplum sweet, thanks. What was the reason you found for the ones from Steiner and other suppliers that made them not work? I would only see a problem of them sticking in to far and hitting the cylinder walls.

@@bigford1578 the freeze plugs on this engine are disc. Most other freeze plugs today are cup type. The disc freeze plugs boss is very shallow. The incorrect heaters are for deep recessed cup type heads. The correct heaters are for the disc type freeze plug heads shallow hole. If you get the correct heaters the Oring will seal nicely. The incorrect heaters the Oring won't go in the hole. I have pictures if you need a visual. I can try and post them, just ask.

@@moplum ok, I can see what your talking about. I ordered the correct ones from O'Reillys. Hope to get them installed this summer. I also hope to find a new coolant hose from the water pump to the inlet water manifold. The one that is tapered. That's the only one I couldn't get when I had the engine apart.

If I may, do you have dimensioned drawings of the seals you put on this machine? May I have a copy? I need wheel seals for my machine.

I have the dimensions for the inner & outer seals. I have part number listings that were current and active as of 2018. I have a cross section drawing scanned for the seal configuration (Timken seals type SLE custom). I apologize for the delay in replying. I don't check my comments often as I should. send me your email address to: moberly.james@yahoo.com and I'll email you the info if you still need it.

More to come!

I will this next State Fair

Thanks for the kind words