Re: 1966 2510

Posted by Brokenwrench on March 03, 2004 at 04:38:41 from (205.188.208.73):

In Reply to: 1966 2510 posted by Cole man on March 02, 2004 at 16:52:51:

A 219,239,239T,or 276 will go in the tractor with a minimal amount of work. You may need the bell housing adapter,oil pan,water pump and flywheel off of your engine,plus associated gaskets and seals depending upon how the replacement engine is configured. The air intake and piping will have to be changed/adapted,you'll need a second battery and box along with cables,a diesel starter,change/adapt the throttle linkage,some rewiring. You would also be wise to replace the clutches,and have the radiator rodded out while they are out.You are looking at about $1000+ in parts and outside labor,30 odd hours of shop labor,plus the cost of the replacement engine,which will be in the $2-3000 range for a good used engine.All told,you will be in the $5500-6000 range to do it. The 4020 w/f will bolt into the 2510.

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