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Author: | k5ahudson [ Fri Mar 08, 2024 3:03 am ] |
Post subject: | Looking for a Hard to find Cummins Piston |
I'm looking for a replacement piston for our 1939 43 ton GE which is proving very difficult to find. It's a Cummins engine with the serial number and other specs below. The part number is #148960. Any leads, new or used, would be appreciated. Thanks. Attachment:
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Author: | Adam Phillips [ Sun Mar 10, 2024 5:05 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Looking for a Hard to find Cummins Piston |
If you can't find one, you might be better off sending these people a good sample and refreshing/rebuilding the whole thing. I had Arias make custom pistons for my old BMW race car years ago - great pistons and not that pricey, but I don't think Arias is around any more. Diamond does forged diesel pistons. https://diamondracing.net/if-9-custom-p ... -form.html |
Author: | EWrice [ Wed Mar 13, 2024 12:17 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Looking for a Hard to find Cummins Piston |
There is one listed on Ebay. If you can't find one, I have a running take out HBI600 from a 50 ton GE wit the PT fuel system in MI. |
Author: | John D [ Sun Mar 17, 2024 10:46 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Looking for a Hard to find Cummins Piston |
Have you tried McHugh? Tom Gears, one of the moderators here, has shared some interesting and helpful commentary about McHugh. I believe GE switchers are one of their specialties. https://www.mchughlocomotive.com/ |
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