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706 gas converting to 3.9 cummins diesel

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kevin rb

01-18-2006 18:00:23

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I am considering converting 706 gas engine to a 3.9 cummins diesel. Looking for information on a conversion flywheel, clutch, and bellhousing. Anyone who knows of a available parts please share any information. Thank You.

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scotc

01-19-2006 19:04:45

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Re: 706 gas converting to 3.9 cummins diesel in reply to kevin rb, 01-18-2006 18:00:23

I think that 239 c.i.(2/3 of the 5.9l 359ci) cummins would make a good motor for a half ton pickup. It needs good rubber mounts though the one in our td8g had to have newer series mounts put in it and the idle set high to keep it from breaking its (3rd) cam.

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bshannon

01-19-2006 05:06:02

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Re: 706 gas converting to 3.9 cummins diesel in reply to kevin rb, 01-18-2006 18:00:23

Check with Link Implement @ Ridgeland WI 715-949-1795
They have done several of these conversions.

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kevin rb

01-18-2006 18:23:21

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Re: 706 gas converting to 3.9 cummins diesel in reply to kevin rb, 01-18-2006 18:00:23

Thanks for the info. I have a low hour 3.9 turbo to use.

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SGT K

01-18-2006 19:20:55

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Re: 706 gas converting to 3.9 cummins diesel in reply to kevin rb, 01-18-2006 18:23:21

If you get this done, please post a few photos. I would like to see them.
Paul

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K.B.-826

01-18-2006 18:06:51

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Re: 706 gas converting to 3.9 cummins diesel in reply to kevin rb, 01-18-2006 18:00:23

3.9 would be okay but I'd probably go with a 5.9 set to about 90 hp. Call 507-356-4520 ask for Dale, he puts Cummins engines in Olivers and has done a few IH's.

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TP from Central PA

01-19-2006 17:27:34

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Re: 706 gas converting to 3.9 cummins diesel in reply to K.B.-826, 01-18-2006 18:06:51

Nothing wrong with a 3.9..... .....I know it would certainly blow the IH 263 away in the power department.

I'd like to put a 6AT3.4 Cummins in one, I put one in my pickup and it really runs good. 150 hp out of 210 cubes no sweat. Would work great in a tractor.

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26Red

01-20-2006 10:44:27

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Re: 706 gas converting to 3.9 cummins diesel in reply to TP from Central PA, 01-19-2006 17:27:34

Do you have any more photos of your 3.4 setup? What kind of pickup did you put it in? I was thinking of swapping in a 4BT cummins into my 1/2 ton truck.

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kevin rb

01-22-2006 08:39:57

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Re: 706 gas converting to 3.9 cummins diesel in reply to 26Red, 01-20-2006 10:44:27

Thanks for the info. on link implement. The 3.9 engine we have is in a 84 F150 Ford. It's been in the truck for 10 years / 80,000 miles. Now the truck is junk and we would like to put it in the 706 tractor. We will have a good C263 for sale.

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