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Posted by Aces on July 12, 2004 at 05:03:36 from (67.0.38.13):
In Reply to: 310 into 560 more questions posted by doorguy on July 11, 2004 at 20:27:49:
Doorguy the only D310 I ever knew of was the german made. I never meassured the length of the engine but when the 706 came with the D310 the tractor was longer and was no space between the enigne and the radiator but one could see the difference between the c263 and the c291 gas so the D310 must be longer some how. and you will have to lengthen the rails and hood. Can you di it most likly I know of a Dt414 in a SM and the guy said not bad of a job but then he is a auto body man.
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