Posted by HeyPigFarmer on March 11, 2009 at 04:53:46 from (99.154.26.193):
A while back on here there was a thread about Detroit Diesel engines and I got kind of down on them and a few people didn't like it. Well now I have proof why I don't care for the things. This is a link to a video I made while on a project I designed. This is a old (I don't know what year) Insley excavator with a 4-71 in it. Fresh rebuild with less than 500 hours. That day it took a jumper truck, almost a full can of either, and it had been plugged in for 2 hours just to get it to run. It was 25 degrees out. Then once it does run it doesn't have enough power to do much of anything good. The 690 Deere was faster. But check it out for yourselves.
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