Anonymous-0
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Some time ago someone on here was putting a john Deere engine into a Chevy. What ever happened to it. Did they finish and is their a picture of the final out come. This was probably 3 yrs ago.
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ShadetreeRet
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John Deere probably heard about and put a stop to it. Didn't want to degrade their engine! LOL
Steve A W
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I've been wondering about that too.
He was posting pictures on the "Tractor Pictures"
collumn, ane someone kept giving Him cra* about it.
I think his name was Randy.
Steve A W
I've been wondering about that too.
He was posting pictures on the "Tractor Pictures"
collumn, ane someone kept giving Him cra* about it.
I think his name was Randy.
Steve A W
Justin SE IOWA
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I remember that also. I never did see the outcome of it.
Steve A W
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His name is Randy Wickman from Iowa.
His last post was on it was in
"Stuck and Troubled" back in March of 2010.
Here's a link to the last post I could find.
Steve A W
Chevy Deere truck
His last post was on it was in
"Stuck and Troubled" back in March of 2010.
Here's a link to the last post I could find.
Steve A W
Chevy Deere truck
Justin SE IOWA
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I cant get anything to come up when I click on your link
fixerupper
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Deere put tractor engines in trucks they used around the Waterloo factory years ago. Sounded kind of strange to hear a Chevy C50 or 60 with a diesel engine. Jim
Steve A W
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Sorry I can't get a link to the stuck & troubled
site to work.
I'll try a link to the last pict. to work.
Steve A W
site to work.
I'll try a link to the last pict. to work.
Steve A W
While it sounds like a cool idea most farm equipment diesels are fairly low RPM engines. The counterparts in factory equipped "big 3" trucks turn higher RPM's for acceleration. So a guy would have to put in a better (more gears) tranny in or better gearing I think.
Rick
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