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Re: changing a D282 with a D310 in a 706
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Posted by MN Scott on January 21, 2006 at 20:21:47 from (206.9.216.85):
In Reply to: changing a D282 with a D310 in a 706 posted by P Backus on January 21, 2006 at 19:30:26:
You need the longer frame rails off a german 706 or 756. Also the oil pan, front engine cover, front motor mounts, flywheel, throttle linkage, exahust manifold, radiator, assory brackets and some other misc, parts off a german engined tractor, and some need the crank drilled for the pilot bearing. So unless you can find a good doaner tractor you might be better off rebuilding your 282. One other thing to keep in mind is the german with age is famous for leaking sleeve seals so might end up pulling it apart to.
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