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1010 vs 2010

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james dillard

01-30-2007 13:52:20




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Any one here ever swapped the engines on these? What all is needed to put the 2010 motor into a 1010.

Thanks in advance

James




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wkk427

02-06-2007 03:57:04




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 Re: 1010 vs 2010 in reply to james dillard, 01-30-2007 13:52:20  
i have a 45 combine motor on my 1010 there were at least to different motors that came on this combine there was a wachashaw witch will not fit and a john deere that will it is also the same size as the 2010all of these blocks are physicaly the same the guts are a little different the only things i had to swap was intake and exaust manifolds governor linkage but it was really simple to do i had four dealers tell me that it would not work there are a lot of these 45 combine motors in the junk yard

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jdemaris

01-30-2007 18:07:28




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 Re: 1010 vs 2010 in reply to james dillard, 01-30-2007 13:52:20  
Both engines interchange easily and they ARE the same sizes. 1010 gas is the smallest cubic inches-wise. 1010 diesel it the same bore and stroke as a 2010 gas, and the 2010 diesel has the most cubic inches. I've seen several 1010s that got replacement 2010 engine stuck into them. They all have the same bolt patterns and block-footprints.



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Sam from WA

01-30-2007 16:12:03




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 Re: 1010 vs 2010 in reply to james dillard, 01-30-2007 13:52:20  
deere 1010s were smaller tractors than the 2010s, therefore the model designation. engines out of 1010s will not fot into 2010s. they are too small, both in horsepower and physical size.



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James Dillard

01-30-2007 16:51:07




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 Re: 1010 vs 2010 in reply to Sam from WA, 01-30-2007 16:12:03  
I was planning to the other way with the swap 2010 into the 1010 but I guess it won't work that way either?



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J Schwiebert

01-30-2007 17:58:41




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 Re: 1010 vs 2010 in reply to James Dillard, 01-30-2007 16:51:07  
Don't jump the gun here to quick and to be honest about it, tonight I am too tired to think on that. First of all are we going gas to gas or diesel to diesel? I also know of a couple of cases around here and it came up on the form where a 45? combine engine which is the same displacement as a 2010 if I remember correctly were installed in the 1010 tractors. J.



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James Dillard

01-30-2007 19:40:39




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 Re: 1010 vs 2010 in reply to J Schwiebert, 01-30-2007 17:58:41  
I am hoping to go gas to gas to keep it simple. I should hear back from the guy with the engine on Wednesday, so I will find out for sure then. I saw some of the 45 combine post and read through them. If I can't find a way to do this for a reasonable cost I may end up without it all together. I am really putting it together for my brother inlaw to use for the most part and he is footing the bill, and really can't justify the cost if it is going to much. About the only thing I would use it for is dragging a blade and a bush-hog.

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