Posted by used red MN on April 15, 2021 at 17:58:12 from (75.73.112.20):
In Reply to: NHC 250 Cummins posted by Lumbersawyer on April 15, 2021 at 14:11:32:
Are you sure you dont post on another forum like Smokstak? I do not know if you are aware of the ..search function.. of this site..but from Modern you click Search at the top. In your case I just did an author search. I sure dont see anything that looks like a post by you about a Cummins engine or a saw mill. With only a little under 400 posts by you I would think it would show up. As far as the Cummins question I would be surprised if Tractor Vet does not chime in with some info. I thought he is always spouting off about how fast his Cummins equipped coal haulers were. As for the pulleys I wonder if you could find a pulley with a smaller diameter to drive the water pump because Cummins must have made it that size so the pump turned a certain speed. Later Cummins use a serpentine belt to drive the pump. I suppose scouring older heavy equipment salvage yards will be the only way to find one, sounds like fun. I suppose a spammer could have posted off your original post with something nasty and then it got poofed, not sure how all that works.
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