Complete Piston and Sleeve Kit for Case Tractors with G148 Four-Cylinder Gas Engine

Description

When your G148 4 cylinder gas engine starts losing compression, burning oil, or using more fuel than it should, you’re looking at cylinders and pistons that need attention. Whether it’s hard starting on cold mornings or blue smoke drifting from the exhaust, this complete rebuild kit gets your Case tractor back to full power. With everything you need for all four cylinders, you’ll restore your engine’s strength without the headache of hunting down individual parts.

What You’re Getting

• Complete set of sleeves, pistons, pins, and retainers for all 4 cylinders in one kit
• Chrome bottom rings that resist wear and maintain compression longer than standard rings
• 3-3/8 inch standard bore size engineered specifically for the G148 engine
• TISCO quality construction that meets original equipment specifications
• Everything needed for a complete cylinder rebuild – no additional parts to order

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit is designed specifically for Case tractors equipped with the reliable G148 four-cylinder gas engine. These engines powered many of the workhorse Case tractors that handled everything from field cultivation to hay operations. Whether you’re running a loader, pulling implements, or doing general farm work, this engine rebuild brings back the power and efficiency your tractor had when it was new.

Made to Last

The chrome bottom rings in this kit aren’t just a nice feature – they’re engineered to handle the constant heat and pressure cycles that farm engines endure. The sleeve and piston combination restores proper compression and oil control, while the quality pins and retainers ensure everything stays together under load. TISCO builds these components to handle the demanding conditions of agricultural work.

Good to Know

This is a complete rebuild kit that requires removing the head and pulling the pistons, but having everything in one package makes the job straightforward. The chrome rings should be properly gapped for your specific application – check your service manual for the correct specifications. Take time to clean the cylinder bores thoroughly before installing the new sleeves for the best fit and longest life.