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MF T035 engine swap

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Joe Grissom

04-16-2005 10:51:50




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I have a MF T035 with the continental Z134 gas motor. And it now has a cracked block. I am thinking of putting a diesel moter in it for some more ponies. Has anyone done this and where is a good place to get info and parts to do this?




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Gerald J.

04-16-2005 16:45:03




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 Re: MF T035 engine swap in reply to Joe Grissom, 04-16-2005 10:51:50  
The MF parts book will show what was different when the factory dropped in the Perkins diesel. And that Perkins would be the easiest transplant.

Gerald J.



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GaryF

04-16-2005 20:44:57




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 Re: MF T035 engine swap in reply to Gerald J., 04-16-2005 16:45:03  
The Perkins would be the best swap BUT... Where will can find a complete engine in good running condition AND how much will you pay! Least expensive choice MAY be to fix the cracked block or find another donor and drive on!
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PS I would be interested in a price on a complete decent running AD3-152



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Gerald J.

04-16-2005 21:14:57




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 TRUE! in reply to GaryF, 04-16-2005 20:44:57  
I only answered the question asked about technical difficulty. I've not tried to find the replacement diesel engine in good shape, though I've seen some claim to have made the swap to diesel in a MF-135 successfully with fewer parts changes that I had gathered were necessary from the parts book I have.

Fixing the leaky block or finding another good gas block is probably the easiest and least expensive. The details of the conversion will probably nickel and dime the convesion cost outrageously.

Gerald J.

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