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  1. post-8009-0-72958500-1352767982_thumb.jppost-8009-0-72958500-1352767982_thumb.jppost-8009-0-93647900-1352768139_thumb.jppost-8009-0-20172300-1352768274_thumb.jppost-8009-0-86065100-1352768443_thumb.jpWe are almost finished repowering this R-608 pumper with a ENDT-675(237). The original 707C gasser had a burnt piston and scored cylinder walls.We had no luck finding another 707C so discussed it with owners and decided on the diesel. Her are some pics:
  2. Hi Ray. This wouldn't be an easy swap into your CH.It's an EGR engine with variable geometry turbo.Would need the ECM and harnesses. But to answer your question I'd like to get $4500 for it. We've had it since new and know it's history. Not like a junkyard engine. Steve

  3. I've got a good running E-7 460 for sale. It is in a 2005 Vision.Has approx.550K miles on it.You can hear it run.Truck tipped in ditch leaving field and kinked frame rails.If you're interested pm me and we'll discuss $. Thanks, Steve

  4. Looking for a good used or new R model air cleaner that has the dual intakes. In normal running air is drawn thru the top and by flipping an air switch it is drawn from under the hood. Looks much the same as the cleaners used on the 676 with tip turbine but one hose goes to turbo, the othe ends inside hood to draw dry air.We had a Canadian R688 new in 1982 that was equipped with this option.When running in heavy snow the filter would not plug.I found a sevice bulletin from 1980,no.G187 and it lists the air cleaner as 2MD4007. This is a dry element filter. Thanks, Steve

  5. Unless you have the right tools to rebuild the carrier I wouldn;t mess with it.You can usually get a good uced one from a junk yard or whatever. 4.17 was a very popular ratio and won't be hard to find.Whatever way you go be sure to remove hubs to clean/check or replace brngs and races. If you neglect to it will haunt you. Just my thoughts. Steve

  6. Don,the motor would be a perfect fit. But,no it's for a local fire dept.We've checked around and decided to "update" the truck and install a 237 in it.This is a working 1973 R608 pumper. And thank you Mack458 but we're changing to diesel now Steve

  7. Yes the rear case can be removed but you must fabricate,beg or steal the tool to hold the countershafts in place.I made one which consists of an old hi/lo range fork with a nole drilled in it. A bolt is removed from main drive gear bearing holder and a piece of threaded rod is screwed in it's place and goes thru fork and a nut is put on to draw syncro assy. tight which holds countershafts in place. I could loan it if you wanted to cover UPS . Steve

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