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JD 3300 gas engine questions

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Brian CNY

09-13-2000 18:56:27




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My neighbor has a John Deere 3300 gas combine he thinks is a 1971 or 72. he is considering a motor overhaul but is unsure which engine is in this machine. Does anybody know how to tell or what years used what motors? He thinks the machine serial # is 108V30. He is finding conflicting information that it is either a 202 cu.in. or possibly the later models may have used a 219 cu. in. Which tractor models may have used the same motor? Who is a good, cheap, reliable source for overhaul kits? Thanks for your help.

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JOHN

10-13-2001 20:07:07




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 Re: JD 3300 gas engine questions in reply to Brian CNY, 09-13-2000 18:56:27  
If the combine is the earlier model, (flat radiator with no rotary screen) it is most likely the 202... What is the problem with the combine, does it use a lot of oil....if so--it has probbably been overheated due to the poor design of the radiator...We have found that using a heaviesr weight oil will prolong the overhaul process.
I also have a factory bin extension for a john deere 3300 if you are interested.
Thanks JOhn

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Mike Aylward

09-13-2000 19:01:20




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 Re: JD 3300 gas engine questions in reply to Brian CNY, 09-13-2000 18:56:27  
Brian, you could use an engine from a 2510 or 2520, or a 2020 or 2030 tractor. The engine tag should say 4202 or 4219, which is the number of cylinders, then the cubic inches. Either engine should fit fine. Hope this helps. Mike



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