To sum up what Wardner said, I have included some pictures of the space between the water pump and radiator on a diesel 504. I have toyed with the idea of stuffing a small 6 or a turbo 4 into my "Gutless Wonder". A 504 is too big to be called small and too small to be called big. But I like it. :P
Space between crank pulley and radiator shroud.
Custom Billet Aluminum Fan Spacer!
Left Side View of Engine, D188 w/o Loader.
Good luck and keep us posted on your findings. I checked out your site again. It had been a few years since I last viewed it. Where are the pictures of your 706 gas where you roaded the baler and pumped $70 worth of gas into the 706 on the way to a distant field? Was that your page?
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