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    SKU: SMA-BEKD4463 Engine Overhaul Kit for John Deere 2630 & 2640 Series Tractors


    Engine Overhaul Kit for John Deere 2630 & 2640 Series Tractors
    Purchase Engine Overhaul Kit for John Deere 2630 & 2640 Series Tractors
    • SKU: SMA-BEKD4463 Engine Overhaul Kit for John Deere 2630 & 2640 Series Tractors

    • $1,410.36

    Description

    When your tractor starts burning oil, losing power, or making those knocking sounds that keep you up at night, it's time for an overhaul. Your John Deere has been working hard, and that 276 cubic inch diesel engine needs some attention to get back to pulling like it should. This complete overhaul kit gets you everything you need to rebuild your engine right the first time.

    What You're Getting

    • Complete engine rebuild in one box - no hunting around for missing pieces
    • Precision-fit sleeves and pistons that restore proper compression and stop oil burning
    • Quality gasket set that seals everything up tight, from head to oil pan
    • Standard rod and main bearings that'll handle your workload for years to come
    • All the small parts like pins, bushings, and seals that make the difference between a good rebuild and a great one

    Built for Real Farm Work

    This kit fits the 2630 and 2640 series tractors - those dependable workhorses that handle everything from loader work to heavy tillage. Whether you're running a hay operation, doing row crop work, or just need a reliable tractor for daily chores, these machines earn their keep when they're running right.

    Made to Last

    Tru-Power components are built to handle the demands of farm life - temperature swings, heavy loads, and the kind of work that separates good parts from cheap ones. The 3-ring pistons provide excellent sealing, while the 4.19 inch standard bore means you're not dealing with oversized parts unless you need them.

    Good to Know

    This is a basic overhaul kit, so you'll need to add connecting rod bolts separately if yours are worn. Plan on having your cylinders checked for straightness and your crankshaft measured before you start - a good machine shop can tell you if anything needs additional work. Take your time with the assembly and follow proper torque specs for a rebuild that'll serve you well.