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CONVERTING A D17 GAS TO A 433T
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    Posted: 1 hour 3 minutes ago at 11:21am
GOOD AFTERNOON YA'LL. 
I CURRENTLY HAVE A 1961 D17 WITH A BUSTED NOT WORTH REPAIRING G226. I ALSO HAVE THREE F2 GLEANERS WITH 433T ENGINES IN THEM. I WAS WONDERING IF ANY OF YA'LL HAVE EVER STUCK A 433T INPLACE OF A GAS BURNER IN A D17? IF SO HOW MUCH TROUBLE WAS IT TO SWITCH OUT, AND HOW MANY MODIFICATIONS DID YOU HAVE TO DO TO MAKE IT WORK. ALSO IF YOU HAVE ANY PICTURES I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATED. I DO NOT WANT TO PUT THIS TRACTOR BACK IN THE PASTURE, IT HAS TOO MANY MEMORIES.
Hillbillys lovin in the hay!!
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