Need Engine Parts :Case Terra Track 600

DieselMonk · May 29, 2008

Well, I know that my Case Terra Track 600 isn't a tractor, its a crawler / dozer. Didn't really know where to put the thread tho.
I need some real big help with pistons and sleeves for that thing, as they are no wheres to be found. The engine is a Continental ED208 Diesel. The sleeves are scored bad and the pistons rock inside the sleeves. Does anyone know where I can either get a set of sleeves and pistons or know a place where I can get them made maybe, or has some other ideas????

Many thanks!

EddieWalker · May 29, 2008

What did Case say when you asked them?

I know this doesn't help, but when I rebuilt the Cummins engine in my Case Dozer, I found out that only Case can supply me with the parts. No other Cummins dealer is allowed to sell parts for Cummins engines in Case equipment. Fortunately, the price from the dealer was close to Napa when I tried them.

Eddie

DieselMonk · May 30, 2008

Most of the stuff is discontinued. However I was able to fing just about everything else, but the sleeves and the piston. I've got the rings. LOL

332bill · May 30, 2008

Have you checked Powermax engine parts. Their website is powermaxparts.com. They have part numbers listed for the sleaves and psitons on an ed208.

Bill

DieselMonk · May 30, 2008

332bill said:
Have you checked Powermax engine parts. Their website is powermaxparts.com. They have part numbers listed for the sleaves and psitons on an ed208.

Bill

Awesome! TYVM!

)))))))))))))))))) It seems the website is for dealers only?

Nat · May 31, 2008

What about Valu-Bilt

DieselMonk · Jun 1, 2008

Nat said:
What about Valu-Bilt

Couldn't find anything there

doxford jim · Jun 8, 2008

Have you tried googling "after market suppliers"?
I have a 1959 JD450 crawler/loader and rebuilt it's engine a couple of years ago. I could get JD parts but the dealers screwed up 3 times before I managed to get the correct pistons and liners. Whilst sorting out the problems, I found an after market supplier (sorry, don't remember the name just now, will repost when I do) that could supply same items for 1/3 JD dealer price. In fact, I ended up using the after market supplier for several things and saved a lot of money too. For example, I put a new engine oil pump on the engine: JD dealer price $500 plus taxes, after market $160 + taxes.
Side by side those pumps were identical and fitted exactly the same.

After market supply hard to find and older equipment parts - that is their business. You will also save yourself a lot of money I am sure.

HTH

Jim