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Glad you got the diesel, Jonathan!
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Nice smoker find. Looks like the one on the St. Louis CL. Saw it a few days back. These little smokers will run for quite a few hours if maintained correctly. I have heard of them having 3-4000 hours. Of course there are a few key words here. "Maintained correctly".
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Nice smoker find. Looks like the one on the St. Louis CL. Saw it a few days back. These little smokers will run for quite a few hours if maintained correctly. I have heard of them having 3-4000 hours. Of course there are a few key words here. "Maintained correctly".
It is the one from the St. Louis CL. It was a good find.
Yeah, I've seen them with that many hours in golf course equipment several times, still running. I want to build a good plow tractor, and just don't want to ever have to worry about taking the motor back out. If it had been my motor in another machine and I knew the history and had heard it run, I wouldn't be so apprehensive. But not knowing anything about it, I hate to get it all in, painted up and ready, just to stick a plow in the ground and it run hot or not have any power. Or worse yet, BURN OIL! I'm going to call my engine supplier on Monday and price a kit. It'll probably just get a fresh rebuild before the build is completed.
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Good to hear you got the diesel home Jonathan! Nice find!
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Good find Jonathan. Let me know what one of those kits cost just in case I need one if you can please.
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