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David Saville

01-08-2002 10:58:51




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My new Red Power finally made it through customs. I was studying the TD24 on the back page. Was that 1091 engine a gas starter? Also there seems to be a crank hole in the grill, I would like to have seen someone crank start that baby at freezing temperatures.




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Harold H

01-08-2002 17:24:15




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 Re: TD24 in reply to David Saville, 01-08-2002 10:58:51  
The TD-24 was started on gas and switched to diesel, like the MD, etc. The front "crank hole" could be used to drive an auxilary hydraulic pump in some applications. I think you would have to be super strong like Superman to actually start one with a crank. I doubt if it has ever been done. I used to easily start a TD-6 by hand but that was 247.7 cubic inches vs 1090.6 cubic inches for the TD-24, over four times as many.

Harold H

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Bob M

01-08-2002 12:23:25




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 Re: TD24 in reply to David Saville, 01-08-2002 10:58:51  
David - The TD-24 (at least the first generation) did indeed use the 1091 start-on-gas diesel.

I wondered about the usefulness of that crank hole in the radiator too. I vividly recall watching an operator crank start a UD-9 (335 diesel) powered ski lift in 0 degree weather as a kid. Looked pretty tough to me! Can't imagine hand-cranking an engine 3 times that big...



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Roger Lubiens

08-20-2004 16:05:23




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 Re: Re: TD24 in reply to Bob M, 01-08-2002 12:23:25  
A californian purchased a TD crwler with engine serial #171808. Anyone know what yr is was built and the model number



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