I just bought a Deutz
I just bought a Deutz four cylinder engine. It was on a Morbark type
machine and some illegal immigrant c********r ran it out of oil. I figure the crank will need turning and the cam and lifters will be gone but the cylinders probably in good shape. For $150 how wrong could I go? Now all I need is the jeep to put it in. I'm thinking a buggy sprung YJ with a bad four cylinder engine and trans would be the best host. I can sell the Jeep 4 at least as core. sledgehammer the POS Peugeot transmission, but would I be able to use a 700R4 without repositioning the T-case? |
Re: I just bought a Deutz
Cylinders need oil too. For $150, heck the starter is probably worth that.
I will be interested to see how it turns out, after the propane conversion, the ducted cabin heat, and the electric baseboard you plan to install. Earle "Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1136859281.301745.301190@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... > I just bought a Deutz four cylinder engine. It was on a Morbark type > machine and some illegal immigrant c********r ran it out of oil. I > figure the crank will need turning and the cam and lifters will be gone > but the cylinders probably in good shape. For $150 how wrong could I > go? > > Now all I need is the jeep to put it in. I'm thinking a buggy sprung > YJ with a bad four cylinder engine and trans would be the best host. I > can sell the Jeep 4 at least as core. sledgehammer the POS Peugeot > transmission, but would I be able to use a 700R4 without repositioning > the T-case? > |
Re: I just bought a Deutz
Cylinders need oil too. For $150, heck the starter is probably worth that.
I will be interested to see how it turns out, after the propane conversion, the ducted cabin heat, and the electric baseboard you plan to install. Earle "Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1136859281.301745.301190@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... > I just bought a Deutz four cylinder engine. It was on a Morbark type > machine and some illegal immigrant c********r ran it out of oil. I > figure the crank will need turning and the cam and lifters will be gone > but the cylinders probably in good shape. For $150 how wrong could I > go? > > Now all I need is the jeep to put it in. I'm thinking a buggy sprung > YJ with a bad four cylinder engine and trans would be the best host. I > can sell the Jeep 4 at least as core. sledgehammer the POS Peugeot > transmission, but would I be able to use a 700R4 without repositioning > the T-case? > |
Re: I just bought a Deutz
Cylinders need oil too. For $150, heck the starter is probably worth that.
I will be interested to see how it turns out, after the propane conversion, the ducted cabin heat, and the electric baseboard you plan to install. Earle "Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1136859281.301745.301190@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... > I just bought a Deutz four cylinder engine. It was on a Morbark type > machine and some illegal immigrant c********r ran it out of oil. I > figure the crank will need turning and the cam and lifters will be gone > but the cylinders probably in good shape. For $150 how wrong could I > go? > > Now all I need is the jeep to put it in. I'm thinking a buggy sprung > YJ with a bad four cylinder engine and trans would be the best host. I > can sell the Jeep 4 at least as core. sledgehammer the POS Peugeot > transmission, but would I be able to use a 700R4 without repositioning > the T-case? > |
Re: I just bought a Deutz
Earle Horton wrote: > Cylinders need oil too. For $150, heck the starter is probably worth that. > I will be interested to see how it turns out, after the propane conversion, > the ducted cabin heat, and the electric baseboard you plan to install. > No propane, no ducted cabin heat, and no electric baseboard (??). My goal is just to get the damned thing going. We'll worry about all non-essentials after that. I just ordered a manual and a cylinder base wrench. I have now more than doubled my investment... Should be interesting. |
Re: I just bought a Deutz
Earle Horton wrote: > Cylinders need oil too. For $150, heck the starter is probably worth that. > I will be interested to see how it turns out, after the propane conversion, > the ducted cabin heat, and the electric baseboard you plan to install. > No propane, no ducted cabin heat, and no electric baseboard (??). My goal is just to get the damned thing going. We'll worry about all non-essentials after that. I just ordered a manual and a cylinder base wrench. I have now more than doubled my investment... Should be interesting. |
Re: I just bought a Deutz
Earle Horton wrote: > Cylinders need oil too. For $150, heck the starter is probably worth that. > I will be interested to see how it turns out, after the propane conversion, > the ducted cabin heat, and the electric baseboard you plan to install. > No propane, no ducted cabin heat, and no electric baseboard (??). My goal is just to get the damned thing going. We'll worry about all non-essentials after that. I just ordered a manual and a cylinder base wrench. I have now more than doubled my investment... Should be interesting. |
Re: I just bought a Deutz
Thank you Jesus, there is a God.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Bret Ludwig wrote: > > I just bought a Deutz four cylinder engine. It was on a Morbark type > machine and some illegal immigrant c********r ran it out of oil. I > figure the crank will need turning and the cam and lifters will be gone > but the cylinders probably in good shape. For $150 how wrong could I > go? > > Now all I need is the jeep to put it in. I'm thinking a buggy sprung > YJ with a bad four cylinder engine and trans would be the best host. I > can sell the Jeep 4 at least as core. sledgehammer the POS Peugeot > transmission, but would I be able to use a 700R4 without repositioning > the T-case? |
Re: I just bought a Deutz
Thank you Jesus, there is a God.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Bret Ludwig wrote: > > I just bought a Deutz four cylinder engine. It was on a Morbark type > machine and some illegal immigrant c********r ran it out of oil. I > figure the crank will need turning and the cam and lifters will be gone > but the cylinders probably in good shape. For $150 how wrong could I > go? > > Now all I need is the jeep to put it in. I'm thinking a buggy sprung > YJ with a bad four cylinder engine and trans would be the best host. I > can sell the Jeep 4 at least as core. sledgehammer the POS Peugeot > transmission, but would I be able to use a 700R4 without repositioning > the T-case? |
Re: I just bought a Deutz
Thank you Jesus, there is a God.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Bret Ludwig wrote: > > I just bought a Deutz four cylinder engine. It was on a Morbark type > machine and some illegal immigrant c********r ran it out of oil. I > figure the crank will need turning and the cam and lifters will be gone > but the cylinders probably in good shape. For $150 how wrong could I > go? > > Now all I need is the jeep to put it in. I'm thinking a buggy sprung > YJ with a bad four cylinder engine and trans would be the best host. I > can sell the Jeep 4 at least as core. sledgehammer the POS Peugeot > transmission, but would I be able to use a 700R4 without repositioning > the T-case? |
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