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some poor bastard is not gone like the price tagg on this repair.

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Repair?  LOL that is catastrophic, its a new ship anchor.  Thanks for sharing, that's a good detonation! 

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Omg 😲 New engine needed here..

What's the make and model for this engine?

Hope you get a new one in soon :) 

 

Anyways, couldn't help myself by posting this pic xD

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26 minutes ago, Ftwo said:

Omg 😲 New engine needed here..

What's the make and model for this engine?

Hope you get a new one in soon :) 

 

Anyways, couldn't help myself by posting this pic xD

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it's from an iveco N60 nef . i got greenlight  to repair it xD new engine block , crankshaft , camshaft , 3 conecting rods,  6 pistons estemated parts cost about 6000 euro i feel bad for that guy xD 

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That's a nice job to get that all working again, sorting out useful details and putting all in working order. 
I've seen a couple of blown Volvo 6-cyl bus engines. One had a broken rod and a small hole in block. Everything else was fine and the welder simply welded it together xD

Engine had a full repair and worked like nothing happened. 

Big engines are most awesome things.. Volvo's complete engine weight was about 1700kg and cylinder head only ~220kg.
Other had a broken piston. Half of it fell down from cylinder and got caught between crankshaft and block. Ended up with enormous hole in block :D 

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yea but welding an engine block comes at a risk though and you're never sure it's completely  sealed you better stitch and lock it. i had a big crack on my john deere model E got it fixed now 

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it is this beauty btw ^^ its a john deere model E from 1944 its a hit and miss engine WP_20180315_17_49_19_Pro.jpg?width=263&height=467

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what are u doing with that old jd.. pullin ,cases .hahaha

 

ive seen some pretty wicked shit i grew up in the pits at husets speed way in sufu ..look it uplol

 

750 plus horses  on dirt ..  one of my  dads drivers .. poped a then 30 k brand new motor .. bent 3 valves cracked 2 and put 2 pistons thru the block.. he  was playing with fuel dial bit much.lol but dam he was half a lap ahead before first lap was over.lol that motor was a 351  furd  bored stroked to a 408  had 843 horses 16.5 to 1 compression. they run on white water meth tho cast iron block aluminum heads . my dad  loved his furds.

 

 

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wel atm im waiting on a new magneto housing since the old is way to far gone. 

i still got 4 of these waiting on me too WP_20181001_17_17_03_Pro.jpg?width=829&height=468

 

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10 hours ago, thejonny119 said:

it is this beauty btw ^^ its a john deere model E from 1944 its a hit and miss engine 

Engine block welding is risky, I agree. That welder used to weld big ass ships together and was qualified for this job xD
I have one Deutz engine like that at granny's place. Original owner was my great grandfather. Not in working order but now you got me thinking about it :D

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7 hours ago, Ftwo said:

Engine block welding is risky, I agree. That welder used to weld big ass ships together and was qualified for this job xD
I have one Deutz engine like that at granny's place. Original owner was my great grandfather. Not in working order but now you got me thinking about it :D

nicce you better get that beauty running then ^^ btw do you know what type it is ? 

 

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I must find the original owner's manual. I know I have it somewhere. I add a video of similar one here. These old stationary engines have a soul and history in them...
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_9Dj5HK4WI

 

Mostly like that but not 100% same thing. I have never found one that is 1:1 with mine.

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yep each one of them has their own story to tell . if you got a picture of yours i might be able to help you find what type and an engine number can be helpfull too 

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