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D7f engine swap question.

gary808

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Local contractor blew up his 3306 #92e1174 b914x

Those are the serials he provided me. I have a running pull out from a cat grader that has a serial #72g640 on the engine tag.
They want the block and crank. I'm tryin to figure out if they would be the same.

Any idea where I would find the engine serial on the grader block?
The casting on the block is a 2p9600
Any help would be much appreciated.
 

.RC.

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I am not sure what the S/N was when the 92E moved from the D333C to the 3306. I have seen two 92E D7F's with either engine.

If the block has the dozer S/N stamped on it, it is a D333C. I think the 3306 they used was a 44V.

A 72G is a 14E grader. I am suspecting that is a D333C as well.
 

Old Magnet

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From what info I have been able to gather the 72G640 is a D333C and didn't become a 3N 3306 until s/n 72G1341.
The 92E1174 is also a D333C and from what I see for a parts book run the same manual covers 92E1 to 92E1751 and then would change to the 3306. I didn't get a chance to check the 44V designation for the 3306 but that's probably correct for a Japanese build.
 
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