Good Saturday morning to everyone. I have a 530 with a G188D that has no compression on #1. It has a lot of blow by, so I feel pretty sure that I have a broken ring or a cracked piston. I have a friend that has a G207D out of a backhoe. I'm thinking about installing it in the 530 and looking for advice on doing this. Can it be done feasibly? Is the increase in power going to be too much for the transmission and differential? Is it a lot of work to make it happen? What parts have to be swapped for it to work? Will I lose much fuel economy? Any advice would be appreciated.
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