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    D3C engine swap?

    Thanks AJ, ya that makes sense. I've been meaning to stop in one of these days (for the last 6 years.... lol) What do nonrunning machines tend to go for? I'm guessing a touch over scrap weight value? I know, no details on the machine, no one can say for sure. I'm not looking for a ballpark...
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    D3C engine swap?

    Hi folks, got a random question for yall. A couple buildings down from where I work is a scrap yard/junk pile and there is a cat d3c sitting out front. It's been there for at least a decade, no engine in it. I haven't checked it out yet, but was wondering if it would be feasible to put a...
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    Oliver 77 mis-firing

    Thanks J.Schwiebert! Set the valves, runs like a top! Also threw in new plugs, but I doubt that was the problem.
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    Oliver 77 mis-firing

    Just with my thumb (!) It seems to bark pretty nice on all of them. Going into town later to get plugs and a comp tester
  5. M

    Oliver 77 mis-firing

    Sorry, not sure how to edit. Its .006 on intake and around .015 on exhaust.
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    Oliver 77 mis-firing

    Hi folks, I've got an early model 77 (s/n 271721C77E) that I'm rebuilding with the intention of selling. So far I've replaced the coil, points, rotor, cap, and plug wires. I'll replace the plugs, just haven't got to it yet. The problem is the back half of the engine does nothing. (Cylinders...
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    Rebuilding a JD 440C

    Thanks! According to the chart I'm right at 100% worn out. I'm sorta surprised it's not more. I've got a service manual for the machine, but it doesn't go into detail on roller size or rail height. Rails are measuring between 2.980 and 3.050 If I had to take a wild guess I'd say it's...
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    Rebuilding a JD 440C

    Hi folks, new crawler owner from Manitoba here. Picked up a JD 440 crawler loader a few weeks ago and have been having a blast with it. One annoying thing is it tends to throw the right track. I assume this means it's rather worn out on the rollers and probably chain. Anyone know what size the...
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