John Deere 7.6L question January 23, 2011 02:05PM
Will a JD 7.6L from a 7800 or 9500 combine bolt into a 4430? What are some of the things that would have to be altered to make it work?
thanks in advance
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Re: John Deere 7.6L question January 23, 2011 02:53PM
I know u will definately need different frame rails to match the motor mounts.
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Re: John Deere 7.6L question January 23, 2011 03:28PM
The nose on the 9500 crank is longer. and yes bolt pattern for the frame rails which isn't a big deal
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Re: John Deere 7.6L question January 24, 2011 12:09AM
there are some 7.6 that have 2 less bell housing bolts, still will bolt to the 4430 housing, just with 2 less bolts. Most of these 7.6 blocks were combine engines.
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Re: John Deere 7.6L question January 24, 2011 02:51AM
How does the performance of this engine series compair to the performance of the 7.6L from the 55 series?
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Re: John Deere 7.6L question January 24, 2011 04:41AM
Will an 8.1 bolt in a 4320? I heard some will and some won't.
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Re: John Deere 7.6L question January 24, 2011 12:11PM
An 8.1 will bolt to 4010 or a 4020 bell housing so the 4320 shouldn't be any different.
The front frame bolt holes are a little different they are 5/8" and are out a little farther to the front
and closer together. The rear are also 5/8" but in the same location.
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Re: John Deere 7.6L question January 24, 2011 12:15PM
yea but I think you want a engine out of a combine or power unit, maybe a dozer. Ive heard the ones in the later tractors have different blocks and the bellhousing and framerail bolts will not line up. Like maybe an 8100 tractor for instance?
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Re: John Deere 7.6L question January 24, 2011 12:52PM
i need a 8.1 block and head NOT BURNT. NO FIRE. that will take a p pump. please post what you have on here with price and location please. thank you.
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