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Try running this crank in your chainsaw,...LOL
Pioneerguy600
That is a little smaller crank then the 2 stroke engines I work on.
Try running this crank in your chainsaw,...LOL
Pioneerguy600
Not one of the bigger cranks that are out there,nothing like a Deutz BV16 at 7000+ hp.
Pioneerguy600
I work on cooper v250's, gmv, gmw, clark tla, tcv, and we have wartsila's. I have worked on wortington's too.
Power plant generators?
Pioneerguy600
Natural Gas compressors.
Try running this crank in your chainsaw,...LOL
Pioneerguy600
No ,that is a museum in Fort Nelson along the Alaska Highway, they have a slew of old equipment that was used to build that highway, I took picts of it all. In the 13,000. klms I drove I came across a lot of old machines. Funny thing is that I have operated and worked on ones like them, started at 9 years of age on TD 15`s.
Pioneerguy600
Do I spy the front end of an IHC truck (red) on the far right of that photo? Gotta love the Old Iron. A TD15 fits into that category too. My friend (who owns several Homelite "Muscle Saws" including 750's, 2000's and 2100's......there's the on-topic portion of my post....LOL) rebuilt the finals in his TD18A and fired it up without mufflers for me recently. Just two six inch long pipes stickin' out of the hood. Sounded beefy when he fired it up on gasoline, then became downright nasty once he switched over to diesel. Just shy of 700ci of Old Diesel Iron. Not in the same league as the engines you fellows were talking about earlier though...
Sorry that one is a Mercury ,sitting next to an oldie;
Pioneerguy600
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