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Replacement engine for 88 diesel

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Ben Rauls

04-01-2007 05:39:03

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the injection pump on my 88 took a crap. Used pumps are prettty slim pickings. And i'm not puting $750 to $900 in a pump, more than the tractors worth. I've heard the a chevy inline 6 or a small block v-8 are the easiest enginges to install? I'm looking for the most cost effective way to make it run again. Its not a work tractor, mostly just goes to the pulls and hauls fire wood once and a while
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rrlund

04-01-2007 15:07:21

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Re: Replacement engine for 88 diesel in reply to Ben Rauls, 04-01-2007 05:39:03

In line,you have to make a stub drive shaft with a carrier bearing. I have one for a 70,can tell you how to build one. Small block V8,there isn't room for the starter. You have to use a bellhousing for a race car with a reverse starter that comes in from the back.

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Ben Rauls

04-02-2007 15:56:05

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Re: Replacement engine for 88 diesel in reply to rrlund, 04-01-2007 15:07:21

Think I found a gas motor out of a 88, so I'd rather go that way. The least amount of time and money the best
Ben

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rrlund

04-02-2007 17:24:06

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Re: Replacement engine for 88 diesel in reply to Ben Rauls, 04-02-2007 15:56:05

We would all prefer that you do too. Hate to see an Oliver messed up. If all that is wrong with your diesel motor is the pump,I'm sure somebody here would be more than anxious to take it off your hands.

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Ben Rauls

04-03-2007 01:17:23

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Re: Replacement engine for 88 diesel in reply to rrlund, 04-02-2007 17:24:06

I saved it from the scrap man, Its not the nicested looking thing in the world, but i did run nice and drive good
Ben

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