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  • 30-12-2013 10:33pm
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    john p mc g
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    Ive a fh 150 -3 that dropped a valve does anyone know where i would get bits for it at handy money on the net or secondhand


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    case956tom
    Registered Users Posts: 180 ✭✭case956tom


    john p mc g wrote: »
    Ive a fh 150 -3 that dropped a valve does anyone know where i would get bits for it at handy money on the net or secondhand
    I would try mc sharrys
    http://www.mcsharryplant.ie/


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    mostatom
    Registered Users Posts: 30 ✭mostatom


    Yea, McSharrys are the best bet, think they have a FH150 in the yard.


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    Big Boost
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    mostatom wrote: »
    Yea, McSharrys are the best bet, think they have a FH150 in the yard.

    Tom at Roberts engine reconditioners
    Is your man if you ain't got it sorted yet
    Usually has that stuff on the shelf
    And very reasonable too.


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    tomwaterford
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    I think they are fiat tractor/Iveco or Isuzu truck engines in them...if that helps:)


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    RoscommonTom
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    You might be lucky with done deal either,


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    blue5000
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    john p mc g wrote: »
    Ive a fh 150 -3 that dropped a valve does anyone know where i would get bits for it at handy money on the net or secondhand
    Will you need to swop/re-condition the head, piston is probably clobbered too. I think as tom says new holland tractors would have same engine, might be worth talking to breakers like Neville Stanley or Tanners in Cork, maybe there is someone nearer to you that breaks these tractors. Only problem is some of them could have very high hours.

    If the seat's wet, sit on yer hat, a cool head is better than a wet ar5e.



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