Picco Engine
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I have got my hands on a seized Picco engine. I am wondering how I can identify what model of engine I have so I can order some replacement barrings and what not to get it back into running shape.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
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If the engine was siezed up while running then it will cost you more to repair it then it would to buy a new one.
Connecting rod, piston and sleeve and maybe some bearings as well.
You could buy another and have some left over.
I think Trinity distributes Picco parts now, not sure though.
They have a website....Look it up!
Dbow
Connecting rod, piston and sleeve and maybe some bearings as well.
You could buy another and have some left over.
I think Trinity distributes Picco parts now, not sure though.
They have a website....Look it up!
Dbow



