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How to identify a Jac 321 from a 125I was curious if you guys could tell me some of the differences on how you tell the two appart from...this thread has 1 replies and has been viewed 599 times
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08-06-2006, 09:38 PM
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How to identify a Jac 321 from a 125
I was curious if you guys could tell me some of the differences on how you tell the two appart from one another? How many models of Jac engines were made? I'm only really familiar with the 321 series. I've got a 1950 Jac Lawn Queen, would that have a 321?
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08-07-2006, 06:39 PM
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Re: How to identify a Jac 321 from a 125
Hey Austen,
Like Jerry said, the J-125 has a removeable cylinder, so does the J-100. They also have 2"X1.5" bore and stroke. I don't know how to tell the two apart. The J-100 is older and the J-125 has boxier sheet metal. The 321 is a one peice block the cylinder does not come off. J-100, J-125 2"x1.5" Bore & Stroke J-150 2.25"x1.75" J-200 2"x2" J-175, J-321, J-501 2.125"x2"  Hope This Helps, Bill
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