Would i do it again ???? not sure . I have been kicking the idead of doing someting with the one 706 since it ate a piston and i am NOT putting in any more pistons . Waste of time and money . What i have been kicking around is pulling the gas out and maybe installing a non turbo 6.9 or a 7.3 diesel and making it a 7068 if i cqan find and engine that is not toast . There will be a lot of work to tone it down and recurver the power curve down in the 2650 range that way it will still be field friendly . Back the pump up to around a 80-to 100 hp. . The big thing is the torque curve to get it to make torque around 1750 . For you here is something else to think about even though it will be a play toy you will be putting all that thru two little old bolts either on the shaft or the yoke into the transmission . You can not hand regulate engine RPM well on a tractor so you will need some kind of gov. , that is easy a trip to a combine junk yard and a gov off any gleaner or massey gas will work .
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