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Old 12-04-2009, 07:43 PM
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Are the KE pans the ones with the flat plate on the front and do they include the windage trays? If so, I will take both at $400 ea.
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Originally Posted by Dock Holiday
Jon,

I am interested in those. Do you have any pictures or other information on them?

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Doc,

Here is a pic off Eickert website, My engines are coming out this afternoon and I can get you additional pictures at that point.

I have three,........they are purple but I would be happy to stripp them to bare again.


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Originally Posted by BenPerfected
Jon,
Are the KE pans the ones with the flat plate on the front and do they include the windage trays? If so, I will take both at $400 ea.
Ben

See above,.............this is what they are and I have three of them.

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Jon,
When you get them out, see if the have the flat plate in the front. Keith used this surface to mount an external oil pump inline with the crank. He made these pans cast with and without the plate. If they have the plate, I will take one or two...whatever is left after Dock gets what he wants.
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Originally Posted by BenPerfected
Jon,
When you get them out, see if the have the flat plate in the front. Keith used this surface to mount an external oil pump inline with the crank. He made these pans cast with and without the plate. If they have the plate, I will take one or two...whatever is left after Dock gets what he wants.
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Ben

I took these pictures prior to seeing your question.

Is this round flat with the hole in it right below the crank what you are talking about?


Like I said earlier,..........if either of you are interested in any of the the three pans I would be happy to stip them down so they are ready to go.

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Few more pictures
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And this is how to make life simple,.......Field service truck with a remote control crane



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Dock Holiday & Ben Perfected,

Are these of interest to either of you?



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Originally Posted by cougarman
Dock Holiday & Ben Perfected,

Are these of interest to either of you?



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Jon
Jon,

My problem as been resolved so I do not need them.

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Thanks to all of you that responded to this thread. I had oil leaks from day one on the new engines we built last year around the oil pans and we thought that new pans would be the best and proper repair. However we discovered with the help of the rigger and the original engine builder that we could solve the problem without new pans for very few $$$.

Thank you all for your input.

Merry Christmas
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