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Re: how hard to run a diesel engine?????
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Posted by Rod in Smiths Falls, ON, on April 13, 2005 at 05:27:51 from (209.71.222.63):
In Reply to: how hard to run a diesel engine????? posted by vabill on April 12, 2005 at 06:40:28:
From what I have heard that depends upon the diesel. My friend spent $10,700 CDN a few years ago rebuilding a Detroit Diesel in his boat because of a lubrication failure the techs tied to his not running the 2 cycle engine hard enough. They told him that that particular engine is designed to run at close to full power, and my friend used to toodle around at near-idle with it because two of these engines could run his AVRO-Richardson 36 at hull speed with very little effort. But I think that Detroit Diesel is an odd duck, and the rules of operation for that 2 cycle shouldn't necessarily carry over to elderly 4 cycles just because they burn oil for fuel.
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