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Re: JD 401 B industrial
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Posted by Roy Suomi on November 09, 2006 at 18:55:50 from (69.165.41.192):
In Reply to: JD 401 B industrial posted by 37 chief on November 09, 2006 at 14:58:57:
I've done it on 6 cylinder engine [ Deere 544-A loader] If done right, will last for years..You'll need to find a reputable shop to do this..I had to scrap a block because someone else screwed up the clearances , Piston was tapping the head . This was on a 410 backhoe..I found an air compressor with a junk rotary screw compressor..Changed the rear plate and it bolted right up... A buddy of mine just happens to have one.. $ 1500.00 Runs sweet..NE Ohio
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