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Re: 460 diesel - problems
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Posted by Jimmy King on August 22, 2003 at 05:11:51 from (171.75.200.109):
In Reply to: 460 diesel - problems posted by Keith on August 21, 2003 at 16:46:02:
Several years ago my Dad and I over hauled our 460D the sleeves went in loose. 7or8 years down the road one sleeve wound up in the oil pan all the holes were egg shaped had to have the holes bored and put in over size sleeves. A couple of years later pto went out of my 756D I was pulling 12ft. N H haybine and 605F veemer baler with 460 and raking with 756. Had the chance to put it on a Dino right after that was turning 64 hp at 540rpm.
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