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david

01-03-2003 17:15:26




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did any other JD use the 531 cu.in. engine that the 5010 did?I've heard a combine used it but havent had time to check on this.I've found several 5010's and 5020's that had the same problem, that being a broken crank or spun main bearings. Is the crank the "weak link" in the 531 engines or have I found the "choosen few" bad cranks? Any info. would be appreicated.Thanks, David




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John Jenkins

01-06-2003 07:40:39




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 Re: 5010 engine in reply to david, 01-03-2003 17:15:26  
No combines ever used the 6-531 however the 6030�s and 7520�s did. We have two 6030�s that put out around 230-240hp each and we�ve never had any crank or bearing problems with them however one of them �sucked a valve� about 15 years ago which led to a rebuild and the turbos have been replaced on both units.



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John Jenkins

01-06-2003 07:40:32




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 Re: 5010 engine in reply to david, 01-03-2003 17:15:26  
No combines ever used the 6-531 however the 6030�s and 7520�s did. We have two 6030�s that put out around 230-240hp each and we�ve never had any crank or bearing problems with them however one of them �sucked a valve� about 15 years ago which led to a rebuild and the turbos have been replaced on both units.



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leon

01-03-2003 18:59:21




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 Re: 5010 engine in reply to david, 01-03-2003 17:15:26  
Many other Deere machines used the 6-531 engine, but no combines. The 6-619 is basically an improved, increased displacement, version of the 6-531. Some would argue if the early 6-619s were really an improvement!



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