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Looks the somewhat rare 2700 series, good luck on a trailer. In WA the 2700 series is too wide for standard transport. Nice machine though, like to see it in deep powder.
First one I have seen with a Detriot Diesel in it. Wonder what engine? A 6-71 would be awfully heavy in the nose. Maybe a 4-71? 2 stroke Detroits do not like to idle for any lenghth of time or they wet stack badly. This can lead to a run away event that can damage the eingine. They run excess fuel and oil built up from idling too much, and run it off ungovenered.....This can be catasrophic to the eingine. Also some engine parts for them are getting kinda hard to come by. Have not made the two stroke for many years now. Really rare to hear a truck running one these days....
Cool sounding engine, just bring the ear plugs!!
Awesome piece of machinery. Simply Awesome! And, set in that landscape of desolate isolation, gives it an artistic look of 'abandoned forlornness...' It'd make a great desktop picture.
I don't wish to sound like I wish to run down the dear old 2 stroke Detroit. If the operator knows what he has and how to run it, I don't think there is a tougher diesel ever built. I have a lot of repect for them...They only leak oil if the breather tubes inthe crakcase and blower are not kept clean. They were origianlly devoloped to run and electric generator, and as this they simply excell, with a very long life to boot at such a steady rpm and load. Great motors, just like their fuel.
I was always told when you get into a truck with an old detroit 2 stroke, you slam your hand in the door before you get in and blame it on the throttle pedal for the rest of the day and they will run just fine
I was always told when you get into a truck with an old detroit 2 stroke, you slam your hand in the door before you get in and blame it on the throttle pedal for the rest of the day and they will run just fine