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Jet star 3 engine's

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matt

10-03-2002 08:20:57




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I was wondering if there were any other engines then the 206 that would bolt up to a jet star 3??
I am restoring 3 tractors and I need a engine, I would like to get a little more power out of one of them. thanks matt

Jet star 2, jet star 3 and jet star super 3




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MATT

10-07-2002 08:39:28




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 Re: Jet star 3 engine's in reply to matt, 10-03-2002 08:20:57  
I thanks everyone who responsed to my add and I like to info and appreacate it I anyone knows where I can locate and enigne just give a message, i will be starting to look so the project stays on task. I will bolt up to a jet star II, III or super III they all have the same bolt pattern. thanks agian matt



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Kevin Bauza

10-04-2002 20:12:23




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 Re: Jet star 3 engine's in reply to matt, 10-03-2002 08:20:57  
Some of the old Uni-System used that TYPE of motor, but I do not remember cubic inches, horsepower, or bolt patterns. Can you re-bore (or stroke) your 206 to the 220? Maybe someone has the spare parts.



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Kelvin

10-03-2002 10:53:38




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 Re: Jet star 3 engine's in reply to matt, 10-03-2002 08:20:57  
I have a jetstar3super that is running a 220 (0r is it a 226?) from a U302. I used the 302 flywheel and starter, but substituted the jet3's water return tube. Everything was 'bolt in.' as I recall now, 5-6 years later.

The other engines (R-165, Z-206) mentioned can probably be made to work,they will bolt to the front bolster and bell housing, but you'll have to use a flywheel that has the adapter for your live pto. and the water inlet for your water pump is going to be on the opposite side of your engine.
And a 206 Z engine will have about 10 less hp. than a 206 from a 445, 4star, or jetstar.

Whatever engine you use, you need to have the correct ring gear and starter combination, also.
R, Z used the same ring gear, so a Z starter can work in a R, but the R starter might not crank the Z.
335, 445, and jetstar, and probably some 4stars that have 'bendix' type starters use a different flywheel than the jetstar3 and U302 which have starters on which the drive is mechanically shifted into engagement of the flywheel.
I looked all this info. up about a year ago for somebody.

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Ethan

10-03-2002 09:46:18




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 Re: Jet star 3 engine's in reply to matt, 10-03-2002 08:20:57  
Hi again there Matt. I don't know if a Jet Star III bolt pattern is different than a II or original Jet Star. An R or Z style engine out of one of those old machines will bolt up I think. Also maybe a U302 engine which is bigger. I am not sure of the bell housing bolt patterns. If you want more power, U302 parts would be the way to go.



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