Run forever and on the smell of diesel...my dad had lots of deutz tractors all over 100hp and he always said they were lighter on diesel pulling a harvester full throttle then his Toyota land cruiser going to the shop 😂
You would also find the same motor on a lot of stationary construction equipment. 20 horsepower a cylinder. The more horsepower you needed the more cylinders they added. I've seen a lot of soil separators with the same two cylinder engine.
That would be perfect to put in a stock 2nd gen dodge ram International s1800 or even a square body chevy but imagine trying to get parts at a discount parts house.
Mad respect dude I'm in the middle of putting a 4-71 detroit in a ford f350 dually 2 wheel drive I'm trying to find out how to do a dry stump oil system and later down the road ima add a common rail injection to it true twins turbos and water cooled intercooler and a aftercooler 140 hp stock to 300 or 350 hp
i have an automotive spec one like this. same model. it shakes the truck apart that its in. litteraly shakes so bad you cant see out of the mirrors. how did you get it to run so smooth?
