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Re: HP - D282 D 301 Difference
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Posted by RPM on August 19, 2003 at 06:35:52 from (209.152.115.185):
In Reply to: HP - D282 D 301 Difference posted by Larry B. on August 19, 2003 at 05:51:14:
20 more inches, maybe 5-10 hp, D301 was the highest hp of that engine but it was stretched to its limit above 2000 rpm. It was a old design copied from IH truck gas 6 cyl, converted to diesel, combine engine usually had no sleeves, you bored the block, IH claimed they couldnt get the heat transfer with a sleeved engine, I suspect also that it was a cheaper engine to build.
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