I'm familiar with the D8800, but in a D7, they are a slow turning old technology engine, I'd want to be sure the repower meets the criteria of the crusher. I know a sawyer who has the 6 cyl version, D13000, (D8) in a sawmill, that came out of a crane, mill needs an engine like this old tech slow turning diesel.
Over the years I've seen quite a few of these 8800's, 13000's from stationary units, like compressors, cranes, etc. up for sale. Stationary ones may have different arrangements, settings, etc. external to the engine, different than ones from tractors, but both can be set up the same, just if you take one from a tractor, you need to set it up for stationary work. Just in case the repower does not work out, ACMOC, ACME forums may help you source another D8800 or rebuild yours, the heads are the hardest component to find I think, if yours are cracked and not repairable.
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