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Followup, 2510 gas to 276t diesel

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alan

06-04-2004 17:33:38




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Still no luck, not even with finding a replacement pan
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Brokenwrench

06-05-2004 12:41:19




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 Re: Followup, 2510 gas to 276t diesel in reply to alan, 06-04-2004 17:33:38  
Depending on which waterpump you have the 276 pulley will work,and maintain alignment. Try Martin Tractor for the pan if you are near PA,they got a 2520 in 2 weeks ago for salvage. 717-776-7542 Tell them what you are doing and they might have a pulley that will work with your pump ,or an idea on a waterpump that will get you going.



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alan

06-06-2004 04:21:41




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 Re: Re: Followup, 2510 gas to 276t diesel in reply to Brokenwrench, 06-05-2004 12:41:19  
Here's another link to my original post, search is working now.
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Found out some more things about it, so I thought I�d update. I�m from NE. The mechanic has done some checking, I think he said there are 6 different water pumps that could be on the 276?? No one in the area has any used or rebuilt ones. The fan will also be too far into the radiator to work as it is. He said the water pump on the gas engine might sort of fit with two bolts holding, but he said things aren�t routed right for the oil cooler, he said he might disconnect the oil cooler altogether�. He�s got the tractor together with the engine in it. He said part of the frame rail had to be cut to make room for the oil cooler. No pan here either, I told him to try calling PA just to see what they said anyway. He said he might just use the original pan from the gas engine until we find something different, I have a loader for the tractor but could hold off putting it on. Just figure on pulling a v rake with it for now, possibly a sickle mower.

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alan

06-05-2004 12:46:44




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 Re: Re: Followup, 2510 gas to 276t diesel in reply to Brokenwrench, 06-05-2004 12:41:19  
Thanks. The 276 pulley is too wide to fit behind the radiator as it is.



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