What good are sodium filled valve what do they do and what's the purpose?
I an in Nebraska for a family reunion, came from San Diego.
I was talking to a guy who said in Kansas he saw a number of 413
industerial engines off of irrigation pumps sell for $800 to $900 at a
consignment auction.
They were bought by a machine shop.
Any idea why they seemed to bring a good price? With the exception of
the block and crank I don't know what would be of any value except in
an industerial application.
Growing up in the area we had a grinder with a 413 running on propane,
great running engine but as I remember it has sodium filled valves
hard surfaced for the propane application.
Thanks
Dennis C.
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