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thanks for trying to help out
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cant find much about them I would like to know how long they are and how heavy they are anybody has a site that tell you thanks
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Tcmtech Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 Jan 2016 at 9:19pm
Well now that I have the right thread.   Tongue

Sounds like a fun project!   I've got a AC 2900T  from a Gleaner combine I would love to refit into my spare 99 Ford F250 super duty four door 4WD that has a blown up V10 in it. 
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trying to find more about the engine not much on the internet about them
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Tcmtech Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Jan 2016 at 12:08am
From what I can find they were a 4 cylinder 3.3l turbo engine with roughly 14:1 compression and good for around 75  HP at 2400 RPM give or take. 

I would suspect that some of the guys on this forum with a bit of tinkering could probably get one to 100+ HP at 3000 RPM with only minor changes and still have it live for years as a daily driver engine


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I put a 433I from F2 combine in a 72 Chevy c10. Used a F2 flywheel, Ford pressure plate will bolt to it. Used a Ford 4 speed overdrive tranny from F150. Truck already had a 4 flue radiator, so I ran with no fan. 3rd gear, direct it will run 58-60mph at 2450 eng. rpm In July 1984 I drove to California and back with 10ft. cab over camper, had to run 3rd gear avg. 15.8 mpg Still have truck I need to do body work on it.
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so how heavy is the motor and long
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if you don't have the engine I would try to find one out of a 6080 most were close to 100hp  and they were inter cooled as well,  they also had counter balancers on the crank to absorb the 4 cylinder shake  next look at the trans you may want t use an automatic maybe a 6spd Allison  with  double od reason for this is the thrust bearing is week in the 433 also the loading and unloading of the crank when you shift is hard on the crank  that was what killed the purple allis motors in trucks if the had the automatics that back then we might still have allis truck ClapClapClapps what dimensions do you need and as far as weight I would say  same as a sbc as a guess   hope that helps
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how long they are
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ok will measure tommoro
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can you put the balancer in the other one
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Ive never heard of the BIG Al purple engine having the same problems of the 200 ci in a 6080,,heard of the crank breaking off at the balancer tho , a lot!
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Originally posted by bradley6874 bradley6874 wrote:

if you don't have the engine I would try to find one out of a 6080 most were close to 100hp  and they were inter cooled as well,  they also had counter balancers on the crank to absorb the 4 cylinder shake  next look at the trans you may want t use an automatic maybe a 6spd Allison  with  double od reason for this is the thrust bearing is week in the 433 also the loading and unloading of the crank when you shift is hard on the crank  that was what killed the purple allis motors in trucks if the had the automatics that back then we might still have allis truck ClapClapClapps what dimensions do you need and as far as weight I would say  same as a sbc as a guess   hope that helps
The loading and unloading of the crank when you shift isn't what killed the Big Al truck engine. There were several other issues that all contributed to the death of the Big Al truck engine.
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Lowell, I have a 433I sitting on a rack wagon waiting to be installed into my AC 706D forklift. It came out of a gleaner F3. I'll measure it's length tomorrow (flywheel-fan?). I'm guessing it weights - 900lbs??
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ok thanks
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I do have a gleaner K2 orange 433T. No, it's not for sale. It measures 29" from rear housing(includes 1/2" Trans mount plate) to front crankshaft pulley and/or water pump pulley. Add 3" more if you leave water pump radiator fan assy. Add 2.5" more for AC gleaner flywheel.
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- 28.5" from block's rear to pulleys,
- 29" from block's rear plate to pulleys,
- 32" from block's rear plate to fan front.
- 34.5" if you include gleaner K2 flywheel.
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thanks that is a lot of help I can go from there
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Lowell, How's your AC 433T project coming along?
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have not went and got it yet
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I would update a little I found one I lost the guy number then every thing went wrong this summer every thing got put on hold and still is I had my number 2 stroke  labor day weekend I had one 2 1/2 years ago I'm hoping I can still do it yet if they can help me out I been out of work for 63 days sound like I will not going back to work any more  
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Is the 433 the mysterious 7000 series engine I see talked about, kinda new with AC stuff but looking to repower my hd6 crawler cause the old 344 is locked up pretty tight??
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Originally posted by Bcrichardsonusmc2004 Bcrichardsonusmc2004 wrote:

Is the 433 the mysterious 7000 series engine I see talked about, kinda new with AC stuff but looking to repower my hd6 crawler cause the old 344 is locked up pretty tight??


No, completely different engine.  Way too small for an HD6.
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Well still have not done anything I had couple brain surgery trying to stop me from having strokes still thing about trying to do something but we will Se how it goes just been taking it easy got to watch what km doing can't hit my head still have not bought motor yet
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I lost track of this thread a while back. Hope you are able to get back at it and I will pray for success with your surgeries.What part of Minnesota are you from? I'm a Scandahoovian from near Rochester.
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I had to move into apartment for me and my wife
Surgery went OK I guess but I can't go back to work still trying to find a engine that I can a ford

End up moving to parkers Prairie minn no place to work on anything

I kind of lost this thread getting bored sitting around doing nothing trying to get back were maybe I be able to do something
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why are these motor so hard to find I found couple they want 2000.00 for one
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433-I is probably easier to find and they are worth $2K. They are a good engine.
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I have a D2200 out of a 653 Dozer...Wondering if it could handle a Turbo?




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