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i was talkin to a fella yesterday at work about a radiator he had in the back of his ute.
the radiator weighs 1 ton, holds 280litres, and costs $40000 to buy one new. off a d10 bulldozer.
the dozer it is off has been modified with a v12 90litre motor, weighs 120ton, 2500horsepower, 7000ft/pd torque.
not too bad eh......

Posted on: 2006/3/9 6:35
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not bad wonder what his fuel consumption is like? it would stink with deisel at 1.30 around here

Posted on: 2006/3/9 7:03
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argh, he did say what the fuel consomption was, i think it was 85000 litres a week runnin non stop

Posted on: 2006/3/9 7:05
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Serious power!

280 litres!!

$1200 of coolant alone!!!

Posted on: 2006/3/9 7:27
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I unloaded 2 of them off our Cairns B-Double about a week ago, had been sent from some mine on the Atherton Tablelands and they were to goto brissy for recon work.

Yeah they're huge and difficult to move on a forklift as they are skinny and very top heavy.

MASSIVE!!!

Posted on: 2006/3/9 12:16
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...but who sells a crossmember to fit them into a 1200?

Maddat didn't know what I was talking about!!???

Oh..should I use the stumpy or the S13 gearbox?


Posted on: 2006/3/9 12:38
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hehe better use the CA18DET box to handle to extra power the 90 litre engine produces.

But there might be a bit of modification required to your transmission tunnel - I understand the flywheel could weigh a couple of ton.

Should bolt up pretty easy though, a mate of mine said so.

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i have been running one of these things in my coupe 4 ages. I just used the standard box with a different bell housing very short gears but.

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