CL40 Ford Skidsteer

Anonymous-0

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i have a ford skidsteer with the german made 4 cyl overhead valve engine. it is rated at 40 hp. since the parts are so unavable i was thinking of putting a 26 hp three cyl mits deisel in its place. has anyone out there done this before and were there any drawbacks as to project?
 
Not sure if it makes finding parts any easier, but that V-4 Ford engine was used in the Saab 95, 96 and Sonett in the late 60's/early 70's.
 
I though you could get more parts for the engine than the skid steer loader, I would not spend much on it if it were mine.
 
I think that it's a lot of work for a minimal return. But it comes down to repairability. You can always find a way to fix it, but how fast? Is this your front-line loader? If so, leave it as-is and find a back-up machine. If you're not that fond of it, take the 2500.00 you can get for it and put it toward a Bobcat 610 or a Case 1835 or something. I have a CL-20, and would be hard pressed to part with it. I'm kind of in the same boat as you, Onan doesn't make engines anymore; parts prices have skyrocketed. But I have a Case 1816 on another farm so if the Ford goes down it's not a big deal.
 
hi new to the forum. saw the cl40 and i to have one. pulled the v4 out and put a 3 cyl mit diesel in its place. then i had a huge problem. the input shaft broke off at the face of the pump. of corse the pumps are obsolete so i am looking for a pump shaft for a ta1515v vickers pump. i have tracked down the part number for the part 397737. any help out there? thanks
 
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