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    Posted: 21 Jan 2025 at 8:40am
Wondering if it would be better to put a 226 gas engine in a d17 or a 262 diesel.
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What chassis do you have now ??   If it is a GAS chassis, you must stay with a G-226 gas engine. If it is a DIESEL chassis you must stay with the D-262 diesel or G-262 gas engine family. The clutch shafts between the 226 and 262 families are different lengths. The side frames length are also 3 inches different and the hoods, etc.

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OK, just HOW do you guys keep all this information in your heads ????CryBig smile
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Originally posted by jaybmiller jaybmiller wrote:

OK, just HOW do you guys keep all this information in your heads ????CryBig smile

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So to engine swap it it will be a big deal.
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Yep, lots of differences between the two. Even the lower steering shaft, and the fuel tank, radiator, throttle linkages, etc, etc…. Additionally, the 262 diesel has quite a few inherent problems that are costly and time consuming to fix, and parts availability is a real problem for them also.

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D171958, you have us all wondering if you even have an engine at all ??
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Originally posted by NEVER green NEVER green wrote:

Originally posted by jaybmiller jaybmiller wrote:

OK, just HOW do you guys keep all this information in your heads ????CryBig smile

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No I don’t have an engine for it seen it on Facebook it’s a gas series one I thought it would be pretty cool to put a Diesel engine in it if it was easy and cheap Thanks.
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Easy? Nope.   Cheap ?  Not a chance !!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Macon Rounds Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22 Jan 2025 at 10:06am
I saw a guy put the diesel side rails hood etc on a 226 gasser for tractor pulling.

In Nebraska, not sure how much of an an advantage it would be ???

Thought it was interesting.

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Moves the front wheels out 2 3/4" inches making the nose a little heavier.
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Always wanted to make my old D17 series I diesel into a 6 cyl 262 gas puller.
Most places would not care but thier's a few antique rules book pulls that would not allow....
So I just made my 4 cyl gas big cube....
I guess there's gotta be some rules...


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