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Not a Good Day

Post  95lightiningguy on February 11th 2010, 10:36 pm

Saw this thought yall might like to see it. Cool Sad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=floPT6PKsPY

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Re: Not a Good Day

Post  jones on February 11th 2010, 10:40 pm

What was that, a diesel? That's a lot of destruction!

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Re: Not a Good Day

Post  95lightiningguy on February 11th 2010, 10:43 pm

Pretty sure itsa diesel think itsa Ford. Terrible just terrible.

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Re: Not a Good Day

Post  uf63 on February 12th 2010, 10:31 am

I like the high pro cement block's holding up the engine. That's where I'm taking my shit

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Post  schmitty on February 12th 2010, 11:12 am

Shocked My guess would be the turbo crapped and the engine started sucking the oil fed to the turbo and ran away. RPM's will skyrocket in a hurry and you can do nothing to stop it. Have seen the carnage of this on a couple of semi diesels. Big holes in the block, pan, etc. Sad

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Post  Wayne Pearce on February 14th 2010, 9:30 am

Yeah, my first impression was "why the hell are they using cement blocks to support that engine" (classy operation - that's where I would want my engine dyno'd). But when I went for a second look, I realized that they're cast iron "stacker blocks" that are bolted together, many larger machine shops use these for setting up large peices for machining. BTW that was one nasty blow up!

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Post  bb429power on February 14th 2010, 9:03 pm

There's your problem. Also, that will just buff right out. That makes me not want to dyno my engine.

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Re: Not a Good Day

Post  jones on February 14th 2010, 9:42 pm

uf63 wrote:I like the high pro cement block's holding up the engine. That's where I'm taking my shit


That doesn't appear to be concrete, looks like some heavy duty mounts.

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Post  dirtbogger on February 14th 2010, 9:59 pm

I had a dozer do that before! I was clearing around a old homesite and knocked the top out of a inground butane tank. It had been there about 25 years. Amazing it still had gas in it after all those years. It started sucking gas in the breather. It was screaming when it came unglued!!

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