Old Iron Floyd
New User
I would like to remove the Diesel engine from a 504 and install the engine out of 606 gas. Will it all bolt up?
Old Iron Floyd
New User
No need to explain. Have to junk tractors and would like to make one that runs
BarnyardEngineering
Well-known Member
- Location
- Rochester, NY
At best, you might be able to bolt the 606 front end to the 504 rear end. Some careful measuring of the bell housing bolt pattern will tell the tale.
How bad is the diesel in the 504? It's basically a 4 cylinder version of the D282. We had a 3514 backhoe for a long time, my dad wore the engine out twice, dug a lot of holes and moved a lot of dirt, even wore out it still started and ran good.
I'm unsure on the bellhousings matching up. You'll have to measure or if they are as bad as you say they are pull them apart and see if they match up and go from there. The 606 engine should have a piece of plate as an adapter. The 504 should be cast as part of the block.
I'm unsure on the bellhousings matching up. You'll have to measure or if they are as bad as you say they are pull them apart and see if they match up and go from there. The 606 engine should have a piece of plate as an adapter. The 504 should be cast as part of the block.
IAtractorKid
Member
504 row crop or utility? Either way you are going from a 4-cylinder to a 6-cylinder so all the sheet metal will be too short. If 504 is a utility there will be no side rails but if it's a row crop the side rails would be too short as well.
BarnyardEngineering
Well-known Member
- Location
- Rochester, NY
That's why I said use the 606 front end.
If I'm not mistaken both the 606 and 504 use rear ends based off of the 460 design. The bell housing bolt pattern should be the same. Internals won't be exactly the same but that shouldn't matter if all you want is a running driving tractor.
If I'm not mistaken both the 606 and 504 use rear ends based off of the 460 design. The bell housing bolt pattern should be the same. Internals won't be exactly the same but that shouldn't matter if all you want is a running driving tractor.
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