Re: Who knows old Cummins engines?

Posted by old on July 27, 2010 at 16:08:07 from (4.245.4.174):

In Reply to: Re: Who knows old Cummins engines? posted by Indguy on July 27, 2010 at 14:11:44:

Well that is a yes no and sort of thing. The TRUE Diamond-T company went out of business back in the 70s but then some time in the 90s some one bought out all the patents etc of the old company and started making them again. Last I checked into them most where not legal to be used here in the U.S. and most ended up in South America and they are mostly 6X6 trucks but as I said last I checked which was about 10 years ago when I was trying to get my 1963 Diamond-T 990 back up and running and I could not find the 1 sleeve and piston I needed. I could get sleeves but I had to buy 6 because they where different then the originals at a cost of $500 per hole which was/is to rich for me

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• Re: Who knows old Cummins engines? trucker 40 09:41:24 07/28/10 (0)
• Re: Who knows old Cummins engines? Indguy 20:33:27 07/27/10 (3)
  • Re: Who knows old Cummins engines? old 21:43:24 07/27/10 (2)
    • Re: Who knows old Cummins engines? Indguy 23:44:26 07/27/10 (1)
      • Re: Who knows old Cummins engines? old 08:24:24 07/28/10 (0)

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