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    SKU: SMA-BEKF3040T100000 Basic Engine Overhaul Kit for Ford 3040 Tractor


    Basic Engine Overhaul Kit for Ford 3040 Tractor
    Purchase Basic Engine Overhaul Kit for Ford 3040 Tractor
    • SKU: SMA-BEKF3040T100000 Basic Engine Overhaul Kit for Ford 3040 Tractor

    • $939.93

    Description

    When your old Ford 3040 starts burning oil or you're losing compression in one or more cylinders, it's time to think about an overhaul. This Tru-Power basic engine kit gives you the essential components to rebuild your engine without breaking the bank. Whether you're tackling this yourself in the shop or having a mechanic do the work, this kit gets your tractor back to running strong.

    What You're Getting

    • Standard pistons and rings to restore proper compression and reduce oil consumption
    • Pin bushings that eliminate the knock you've been hearing when the engine's under load
    • Complete gasket set seals everything up tight from head to oil pan
    • Standard main bearings to eliminate crankshaft play and restore proper oil pressure

    Built for Real Farm Work

    The Ford 3040 is a reliable workhorse that handles everything from cultivating and planting to hay work and loader duties. This basic overhaul kit is designed to restore the dependable power these tractors are known for, getting you back to moving dirt, pulling implements, and handling the daily chores around your operation.

    Made to Last

    Tru-Power has been building quality engine components for decades, and this kit uses the same materials and tolerances as the original parts that came in your tractor. The pistons, rings, and bearings are built to handle the heat cycles and heavy loads that come with farm work, season after season.

    Good to Know

    This is a basic kit that covers the main wear items but doesn't include valve train components. If your valves are worn or you're doing a complete rebuild, you'll want to check those separately. Most mechanics recommend having the block checked for cracks and the crankshaft measured before starting - it's cheaper to know up front if you need machine work than to find out halfway through the job.