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Re: Why do JD engines go putt-putt?
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Posted by Joe Evans on February 14, 2004 at 06:32:31 from (209.41.235.103):
In Reply to: Why do JD engines go putt-putt? posted by PD on February 13, 2004 at 20:20:58:
Roin has it pretty good. A Harley's firing pattern is similar--hit,hit...miss,miss. A Harley engine's 45 degree cylinder layout keeps all the reciprocating mass from being on the same axis as a JD, but I'll bet if a Harley has as much recip mass as a JD60, it would hop up and down off the ground. Incidentally, I HAVE started my W-9 just to hear it run.
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