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Clint Evans

09-07-2012 18:41:06
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I found a 10-20 with no engine. It was a gas but someone took the engine apart and somewhere all of the parts were lost or thrown over the years. All that is left is the block, crank, and head. Is there some other engine I could find that would fit in it. Like a combine engine or some other 3 cylinder that would fit. The tractor is otherwise in excellent shape, nice tires, tin, 3 point,etc. I would like to go back with diesel or is gas better in this model of tractor. I would of course need all components, flywheel, starter, etc. Or is this going to be too expensive to put together?

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geo. b

09-08-2012 19:28:26
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 Re: 10-20 engine in reply to Clint Evans, 09-07-2012 18:41:06  
I have a 3179 deere engine it came out of street roller engine had 824hrs. when installed in roller its clean no oil leaks etc. located central missouri asking 1700.



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Tim S

09-08-2012 05:54:49
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 Re: 10-20 engine in reply to Clint Evans, 09-07-2012 18:41:06  
Actually you shouldn"t have any trouble finding a diesel engine to put in it , those engines were used in many units, such as pumps and generators, I would call a few salvage yards and inquire. Check back and let us know what you come up with and I"ll help you put it in...



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Tx Jim

09-08-2012 04:17:02
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 Re: 10-20 engine in reply to Kurt_JDB, 09-07-2012 18:41:06  
You might find one of these power units. 3164D OEM Engine



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Tx Jim

09-08-2012 04:13:30
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 Re: 10-20 engine in reply to bjh2915, 09-07-2012 18:41:06  
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Yes 300 ind had 3 cyl engines.



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ss55

09-07-2012 21:50:35
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 Re: 10-20 engine in reply to Clint Evans, 09-07-2012 18:41:06  
JD 3300 combines used 4 cylinder 219CID diesel engines like the 2030 tractor. Would a JD 300 industrial tractor use a 3 cylinder engine?



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wisbaker

09-07-2012 21:23:20
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 Re: 10-20 engine in reply to Clint Evans, 09-07-2012 18:41:06  
John Deere 830 uses a 3 cylinder diesel same size bore & stroke you could check there.



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wisbaker

09-07-2012 21:16:11
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 Re: 10-20 engine in reply to Clint Evans, 09-07-2012 18:41:06  
Unless you can find an engine or another tractor with ailments other than engine you'll be in it deep. Wait and see if others know about other engines, I would suspect most combines had bigger engines, don't know what they made for swatters or self propelled haybines/balers or sprayers back then.



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Bob Harvey

09-07-2012 19:00:00
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 Re: 10-20 engine in reply to Clint Evans, 09-07-2012 18:41:06  
Sounds like a labour of lovè which =$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Your choice.



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Clint Evans

09-08-2012 04:53:25
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 Re: 10-20 engine in reply to Bob Harvey, 09-07-2012 19:00:00  
Thanks for all the thoughts. I was afraid that an engine might be more than the tractor was worth. Any junk tractor I find will probably have engine issues anyway...but I will keep looking.



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