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Kubota ZB600 engine-- what uses it?

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Darren in TN

04-17-2007 18:55:56




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Howdy, folks. Has anyone seen any equipment that uses this engine? I've got a chance to pick one up and was just curious what it was used in. It's a two-cylinder diesel running about 12hp. Only uses I've seen so far are for a few generators and a couple of APUs used on big trucks. With a small diesel like this one how hard should it be to turn it over with a wrench? I know this is an odd post. I'll appreciate any info I get.

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135 Fan

04-18-2007 16:23:15




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 Re: Kubota ZB600 engine-- what uses it? in reply to Darren in TN, 04-17-2007 18:55:56  
A diesel will have a lot of compression no matter what size it is. Don't compare it to a gas engine. Dave



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TomTX

04-18-2007 00:53:43




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 Re: Kubota ZB600 engine-- what uses it? in reply to Darren in TN, 04-17-2007 18:55:56  
What do you mean by "to turn it over with a wrench" ?
Tom



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George D.

04-18-2007 02:53:43




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 Re: Kubota ZB600 engine-- what uses it? in reply to TomTX, 04-18-2007 00:53:43  
I think he means, how hard should it be to turn the engine over by putting a wrench on the end of the crankshaft.

Seems like it should turn over without too much trouble...

My 2� worth.

-- Geo. D.



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Darren in TN

04-18-2007 18:40:25




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 Re: Kubota ZB600 engine-- what uses it? in reply to George D., 04-18-2007 02:53:43  

Yeah, sorry to be unclear about that. I did mean turn the engine over by putting a wrench on the crankshaft nut.



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