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Re: D17000 Cat Engine
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Posted by JDknut on March 03, 2006 at 04:02:53 from (152.119.204.70):
In Reply to: D17000 Cat Engine posted by leon phelps on March 02, 2006 at 12:54:45:
The D17000 was used for power generation and stationary engine applications, cotton gins, fishing boats, irrigation pumps, large hoists, etc, as well as switcher locomotive applications. It was never used in a crawler tractor, too big. A big engine for 190 HP, and a real beast. I have a 1942 CAT brochure describing it, dimensions, HP, etc. The D13000 was a straight six, evolved into the D342 that powered CAT D8's for a long time. I wouldnt mind having one of them in my back yard, hooked up to a generator or something..
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