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Easy way to move D1700 genset

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17 years 4 weeks ago #4353 by Jeff M.
I need a way to move my genset around. I was going to make a trailer but this was only 100.00 so we went this way
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17 years 4 weeks ago #4357 by B4D2
Replied by B4D2 on topic Easy way to move D1700 genset
Jeff, is the little tank on the dash board for the IH pony motor:confused: LOL! I would love to see that rolling down I-80!

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17 years 4 weeks ago #4370 by Jeff M.
Bruce you are welcome to come give it a try. But you better tie down the pony tail it may get to whipping around i the speed of the IH bus

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17 years 4 weeks ago #4375 by Old Magnet
Don't think that would qualify as a hybrid vehicle:D :D :D

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17 years 3 weeks ago #4434 by Delta Dirt
Have to say that its "stylish" enough----what with the matching paint schemes.:D :cool: :rolleyes:

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17 years 3 weeks ago #4442 by SJ
Replied by SJ on topic D17000
That,s quite a hauler there to carry the old Gen. Set around on.Years ago we had lots of the old D17000s in the area here in drag lines for power & I rebuilt many of them for the customers. Also there was a R.R. Co. near the N.Y.state line that had a few locomotives with two D17000s Gen. Sets in them for power & I rebuilt several of them for the R.R, Co. about 30 yrs. ago.They used the generators some how to motorize them to turn the diesels over for starting so no starting engine was needed on them.I saw very few regular Gen. Sets around here in use back in their day.They sure were a little different engine the way they were made with 8 heads & 4 cyl.blocks & 1 crankcase block.

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