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rick ky
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Topic: 301 gleaner motorPosted: 08 Jun 2026 at 7:19am |
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lets try this again, what is needed to put a 301 gleaner engine in a 7045 chassis?
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DrAllis
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Posted: 08 Jun 2026 at 7:49am |
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To start with, you'd like to have a 7010-20 engine backplate and a flywheel to match which transmission is in the 7045 chassis. Front motor mounts can be fabbed. Air conditioner compressor brackets are all different and hoses might not reach. You might be able to mount the compressor in a similar location front left side by making your own brackets. Coolant hoses will be easy I think. Exhaust pipe (not a muffler) elbow can be fabbed or maybe a straight pipe will hit the hood hole anyway. Throttle/governor controls will have to be fabbed up unless you can find a 190/XT gas engine to steal from.
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