Good deal or not

[Tooljunkie]

B6100E for 650,havent seen it yet but engine is in pieces. Im guessing it is somewhat destroyed. Engines easy to find or easier to repower?
Any advice is appreciated.

 

[85Hokie]

you could sell parts off and make some money....
here ya "new" engine - shipping might be stiff.

I betcha you get it going! - only draw back is it is a 2wd!

 

[D2Cat]

Why was the engine dissembled? If you need an engine that little 2 cyl ZL600 might be a tough one to locate.

As 85Hokie mentioned it is two wheel drive. It also has the PTO turning in the anti-clockwise direction, making it's use limited without an $800 reverser if you can find one.

Tooljunkie, You could repower it if need be, but it would be a lot of work.

The final answer would be in how bad you need a project, and is it something you can use when you're done, or what's it value to someone else.

I've talked to a guy who had one that was running fine for sale for $1000.

 

[85Hokie]

D2Cat,

I think you have in your mind a B6000E.......that little bugger is a ccw shaft and somewhat rare here in this part of the world. TJ's got the B6100E - thats the little brother to the B7100, a little smaller engine, but much the same.

the engine he would need is the "Kubota D650-A" - and I had one that I had tagged, but too stupid to paste!

now that I am awake :

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kubota-D650-Diesel-USED-/231971777583?hash=item3602986c2f:g:0LMAAOSweuxWTl1u

 

[Lil Foot]

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/bfd/5864765289.html

 

[torch]

now that I am awake :

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kubota-D650-Diesel-USED-/231971777583?hash=item3602986c2f:g:0LMAAOSweuxWTl1u

Odd. That ad claims their D650 engine produces 18 hp @1800 rpm. Somewhat higher than even the D750 engine. Did Kubota make a "high output" version or is this a misprint?

 

[D2Cat]

Tooljunkie, my post #3 is all wet! The 6100E is a much more desirable machine then the one I commented about.

I would ask the same questions, though, before I jumped in!

 

[85Hokie]

Odd. That ad claims their D650 engine produces 18 hp @1800 rpm. Somewhat higher than even the D750 engine. Did Kubota make a "high output" version or is this a misprint?

Good question - NIW would know, I just searched for that model engine and it popped up, not sure where their info was obtained.


here are the specs from Kubota - the site is down so I am coping and pasting:

Kubota Tractor Model Kubota Engine Model
B6100 D650
Engine Model: D650 Head Bolt Torque: 32
Tractor Model: B6100 Main Bearing Case Bolt 1 Torque: 18
# of Cylinders: 3 Main Bearing Case Bolt 2 Torque: 26
Displacement (CC): 695 Rod Bolt Torque: 23
Displacement (Cu In): 41.1 Flywheel Bolt Torque: 44
Bore (MM): 64 Rocker Arm Bolt Torque: 15
Bore (In): 2.52 Compression (PSI) Standard: 450
Stroke (MM): 70 Compression Lower Limit: 325
Stroke (In): 2.76
Engine HP (Net): 14
Valve Clearance (Cold): 0.008
Piston Ring End Gap (RV): 0.017
Piston Ring End Gap (AL): 0.035
Main Crank Journal (Front): 1.7297
Main Crank Journal (Center): 1.7297
Main Crank Journal (Rear): 1.7297
Rod Journals (Standard): 1.4553
Crankshaft End Play: 0.012
Front Pulley Nut Torque: 116
Cylinder Liner ID (RV): 2.5199
Cylinder Liner ID (AL): 2.5256
Piston Diameter: 2.516

Dimensions are inches. Torques are foot pounds.

 

[D2Cat]

I looked for something on CL, and this is the only B6100E I found. From Oklahoma City to Minneapolis. Just to give you an idea.

https://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/grd/5869556221.html

 

[D2Cat]

Odd. That ad claims their D650 engine produces 18 hp @1800 rpm. Somewhat higher than even the D750 engine. Did Kubota make a "high output" version or is this a misprint?

I just talked to the guy who owns that company. He said he list so much he's not sure, but "It might be a misprint"!