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Quick Diesel Engine Removal (Funny)
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I've been thinking about a triple compound turbo setup myself, prolly should think further.. (smiles)
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I like one of the comments that calls it a RUD. Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly.
Thanks,
Tony
2008 Cheoy Lee Bravo 78 "Bella Sophia"
1989 78' Hatteras CPMY #311 "Bella Sophia" (sold)
2007 Everglades 290cc “Bada Bing” (sold)
2006 Advanced Outdoors 28cc (sold)
2003 Melges 24 "Bada Bing" (sold)
2023 HCB 42 “Bada Bing”
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A boaters luck, when the motor blew it would shove right through the bottom of the boat.
SEVEN
1979 53' MY Hull #563
Antioch, California
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Link doesn't work for me.
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Try this one.. https://m.imgur.com/gallery/W6L1yMp
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iTS BLACK SMOKING
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Ok, where did the cylinder head go?
Was it my imagination or did it push the sleeves up as well as tossing the cylinder head?Regards
Dan
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I'm not seeing the cylinder head either, I suspect it's still bolted to the part of the block that broke away from the crankcase. Musta' had casting porosity something terrible, or not.
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The more I think about it the more I convince myself that was the cylinder head that took flight. I get that impression because it took the turbos and manifolds with it. I ran it at slower speed and took a print screen. I guess the block split quite nicely.
shedunblowedup.jpgLast edited by Dan Mapes; 09-21-2017 at 05:04 PM.
Regards
Dan