Posted by dzc3 on April 20, 2020 at 04:51:58 from (166.181.84.20):
In Reply to: 55 hp YTM? posted by Geo-TH,In on April 19, 2020 at 04:44:19:
David and several others are correct. Don't putt these engines. the harder they work the better. I was afterhours dispatch for a large trucking company. Driver called in that his engine would not regen and needed a dealer. I told him the closest dealer was about 200 miles away and 3 days before he could be serviced. I suggested that we try something different, driver put his 10 speed transmission in 9th and ran it against the governor. He called 1/2 an hour later said all kinds of black smoke and sparks coming from the stack. I checked on him 2 hours later he was back in 10th gear. His regen light would not go off but truck ran fine. A week later we got him into a shop for repair Just my two cents
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