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John Deere 1010 Engine

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B.C.

08-16-2003 08:12:14




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I have a John Deere 1010 Dozer, and the bottom half of the engine needs to be redone. I have priced the parts at a local Deere dealer, and they total to almost $2000.00 (plus crank regrind).
I have also checked with a local machiene shop, and they can rebuild just the bottom half for around $2800.00
I was wondering if there is a possibility that I could use a different rebuild kit in this block, say from a 2010 (found one for about $600.00 plus crankk regrind), or something else that could get this engine back up and running for a bit less money.
If not, is there any other engines that will interchange with the 1010's bolt patters that can be installed in place of the current 1010, and if so, where could I pick one up, either new or used?
Any information is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

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jdemaris

08-16-2003 09:25:38




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 Re: John Deere 1010 Engine in reply to B.C., 08-16-2003 08:12:14  
What exactly are you replacing for that price? I did my 1010 gas engine last year for around $400. That included new main and rod bearings, honed the cylinders in the sleeve deck and installed new o-rings, rebuilt the pistons with Hastings repair sleeves, installed new piston rings, and a valve job with new teflon valve seals.



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B.C.

08-16-2003 17:39:59




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 Re: Re: John Deere 1010 Engine in reply to jdemaris, 08-16-2003 09:25:38  
Where did you get the parts from?
The $2800 I posted included, new pistons, sleeves, gaskets, oil pump, main and rod bearings, machiening of the crank and cam, new lifters, and front and rear seals.
I have not been able to find much for parts on the internet, and the places I have checked with locally were extrememly high in price. The $2800 was from a machiene shop, and the Deere dealer wanted about $2000 for just parts if I decided to do it all myself.

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