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   Precisely.  If someone wants a trailer queen, then none of that matters.  I just feel a lot better now that we are moving away from the diesel all together.

Do you have any idea if my diesel flywheel can be used with a gas engine?  Crankshafts are the same, rear plates are the same, clutches are the same, front pulleys are the same.  Starter, ring gear, and flywheel are different part numbers.  I'm guessing the gas flywheel is perhaps lighter?  But I can't think of any harm in bolting up the diesel flywheel--unless there would be some weird external balance issue or something.  I wouldn't think so, given that the cranks are the same.

I have a lead on a running D262 out of a D19 I'm pursuing and another out of a C2 combine.  The engine out of the D19 definitely sounds like the less complex of the two options.  But the seller is keeping his flywheel and starter.

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sampsonrepair Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Bronze Level Joined: 07 Jan 2025 Location: Wisconsin US Points: 41	Post Options Post Reply Quote sampsonrepair Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 1 hour 48 minutes ago at 12:58pm
	Precisely. If someone wants a trailer queen, then none of that matters. I just feel a lot better now that we are moving away from the diesel all together. Do you have any idea if my diesel flywheel can be used with a gas engine? Crankshafts are the same, rear plates are the same, clutches are the same, front pulleys are the same. Starter, ring gear, and flywheel are different part numbers. I'm guessing the gas flywheel is perhaps lighter? But I can't think of any harm in bolting up the diesel flywheel--unless there would be some weird external balance issue or something. I wouldn't think so, given that the cranks are the same. I have a lead on a running D262 out of a D19 I'm pursuing and another out of a C2 combine. The engine out of the D19 definitely sounds like the less complex of the two options. But the seller is keeping his flywheel and starter.

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DrAllis Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Access Joined: 12 Sep 2009 Points: 21107	Post Options Post Reply Quote DrAllis Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 1 hour 33 minutes ago at 1:13pm
	Flywheels interchange. RING GEAR TOOTH COUNT IS DIFFERENT I THINK. Edited by DrAllis - 1 hour 32 minutes ago at 1:14pm