Just gave an estimate on a 3306 for a guy the other day. With all parts, labor, mileage, and other misc expenses rebuild typically works out to be around $2000 per cylinder on an your most common model engines. He also asked me to price a reman so I did. The remans I could find at reputable places were running anywhere from $12,000 to $15,000 plus a core charge, plus shipping both ways, plus labor to change over any machine specific parts, etc. In the end it's alot cheaper to rebuild than reman if you've got the time for the machine to be down that long. Like anything else with an off the shelf reman your paying for the convenience of not waiting on the machine shop, etc more than anything else.
If your interested give me a shout, I promise to leave yours running...without any additional ventilation....when I leave. LOL
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