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gauntjoh
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I have a D7F Service manual. The Engine section states
4.75" Bore Six cylinder vehicle engine (Dated August 1971), but gives no engine type.
Can anyone tell me if this for the D333T or 3306 engine as I'm not sure of the differences between the two.
Am I correct in thinking the D333T was the predecessor of the 3306 ?
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Thu, Sep 18, 2014 2:03 PM
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D3XX was certainly the lead up to the 3300 series John, as to the rest sorry I am not sure on that but am sure someone on here will be.
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[quote="gauntjoh"]I have a D7F Service manual. The Engine section states
4.75" Bore Six cylinder vehicle engine (Dated August 1971), but gives no engine type.
Can anyone tell me if this for the D333T or 3306 engine as I'm not sure of the differences between the two.
Am I correct in thinking the D333T was the predecessor of the 3306 ?[/quote]

If the service manual is dated 1971, it would be referring to the D333c, which became the 3306 about a year or so later.
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Thu, Sep 18, 2014 7:28 PM
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D3XX was certainly the lead up to the 3300 series John, as to the rest sorry I am not sure on that but am sure someone on here will be.
D333 is 4.5" bore. D333C is 4.75" bore and very similar to the 3306. Head, Front cover, Water pump and Oil pump are different.
Later Bob
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Thu, Sep 18, 2014 7:30 PM
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My understanding is that the 33xx series will have an engine serial number different from the tractor, where one of the earlier D3XX and D3XXC engines has the serial number of the machine in which it is installed (originally installed)
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Thu, Sep 18, 2014 8:22 PM
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Reply to ccjersey:
My understanding is that the 33xx series will have an engine serial number different from the tractor, where one of the earlier D3XX and D3XXC engines has the serial number of the machine in which it is installed (originally installed)
Changed from D333T to D3306 engine s/n 93N1175 in 1972.
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Thu, Sep 18, 2014 10:48 PM
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Changed from D333T to D3306 engine s/n 93N1175 in 1972.
Pete post them a pic of the front covers so they can compare them.
Later Bob
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Fri, Sep 19, 2014 5:40 AM
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Pete post them a pic of the front covers so they can compare them.
Later Bob
Hi Bob,
D333C and 3306 Front views....
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Fri, Sep 19, 2014 7:34 AM
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Reply to Old Magnet:
Hi Bob,
D333C and 3306 Front views....
Thank you for all your input.
It's clear that my manual relates to the D333C engine, I just need the tractor to go with the manual now
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Sat, Sep 20, 2014 1:10 AM
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