Well, It runs really good(it does not want to stop!)
I am contemplating Putting it into a 2-ton truck and making a stovebolt retrieval vehicle.SOmething that can pull a fully buried truck out of the ground with a little torque to spare
It came out of a fire-truck which was getting a diesel engine installed.The fire-truck had documented 32,000 original miles.
This engine is COMPLETE from carburetors to starter to alternator and air compressor.It also has a transmission on it with linkages. I have not done a compression check on it yet but seems to run very smooth and no smoke other than what it burned out of the cylinders that I put into them.
When I went to get the unit, the guys who loaded it into my pick-up were thinking it was going to set my trucks frame down on the axles, they were a lot surprised(it didn`t even squat as much as I thought it would)
When it fired up, the whole house shook and the exhaust noise was a little loud

(I stuffed rags in the exhaust after shutting it down to keep cold air from hitting the valves)
It sure put a smile on my face and made my heart beat a little faster
