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Re: how hard to run a diesel engine?????
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Posted by John I on April 12, 2005 at 11:27:01 from (209.50.74.114):
In Reply to: how hard to run a diesel engine????? posted by vabill on April 12, 2005 at 06:40:28:
Personally, I run my equipment at rated RPM or around 200 RPM under rated RPM. There are a few points you should be sure of: 1) Never lug the engine 2.)Don't overload it Some people swear by running engines around 1500 no higher, but I used to do that and I went thru engine like water. I have a 3594 CIH now that has over 9000 hrs on it right now- no over haul and been run like I say, runs like a top. It's probably a bit of personal prefernce to it too, my Dad alway ran them at such and such so I do... See ya, John I
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