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OldFarmer@6883 View Drop Down
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    Posted: 06 Oct 2025 at 4:18pm
Are there any engine parts such as rings, pistons, sleeves, and bearings available anywhere for a D19 Diesel 262 cubic inch engine?
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Try Norm Meinert 1-815-238-4506 he might have some in
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Page 2......."Looking for D-19 engine parts".......sampsonrepair.   Please read this whole thread before you dive into this project.
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is your head any good ?   is your block salvageable?  best check them things first

Edited by HudCo - 06 Oct 2025 at 8:55pm
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A&W Tractor carries a lot of parts for those D19/D17 diesels. They are temperamental and often need more work than expected to bring back into reliable tip-top shape. 
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Yes.

Pfouts Family farm, A&W tractor, and others.

Don't buy ANYTHING ELSE until you have a serviceable block and head.

Don't put a penny into the tractor unless you like it enough to spend way more than it's worth on the project.

I have an injection pump, turbo, (5) good injectors, salvageable crankshaft, air intake boot (new from AGCO), and numerous small parts left over from converting a diesel D19 to a gas D19 for a customer.

PM me if interested.

The converted tractor is leaving tomorrow.  It runs like a top.  We put WAY, WAY, too much money into it.  In spite of this, it was not a very profitable job for me.
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