Posted by TrackTruck on January 31, 2017 at 21:37:50 from (24.114.44.220):
Hello All!
found this group as my friend's 1970 JD 400 loader motor died, and I started searching for options.
Seems injector knock led to damage in one cylinder- engine could be rebuilt, but first I put out ads locally looking for a diesel or gas engine for JD 400 loader or 2020 tractor.
Got a response from a fellow with a 1964 Dagenham/Ford 220: engine was rebuilt and has sat in his shop for years and he wants rid of it for cheap or free- looks like this engine is a 3.6 litre 4 cylinder; close to the 3.3 displacement of the original.
The motor is a bit of a drive to look at: first I'll measure overall dimensions and look at bolt pattern and output.
Apparently the Dagenhams were used in all kinds of trctors and equipment~ I'd never heard the name till today, though.
Anyone out there know of easy engine swaps into JD?
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