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Re: 282 diesel engine question
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on January 20, 2002 at 04:57:43 from (142.177.78.67):
In Reply to: 282 diesel engine question posted by Gary on January 19, 2002 at 18:08:40:
You are luckier than I. Mine put two pistons out through the block, after 11000 hours of cranking out 100 hp. I think the block breaking incident could have been avoided. Tractor was on blower at silo,young lad heard noise, shut blower,etc. down, left tractor on idle and went for help. I arrived on scene to find one piston on ground and one hanging through block and a small fire. I still beleive this was one of the most efficient tractors I ever owned. It is the only tractor that I ever tampered with the rated hp. Bought the 560 in 62, couldnt justify an 806 one year later for more hp, Next best work with what you have.
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