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17 years 1 month ago #10211
by bobcatfour
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Does anybody know the specs on a D47J pony, cubic inches and horse power? Also, where can I access some info on rebuilding and assembly specs?
Thanks
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17 years 1 month ago #10212
by SJ
Replied by SJ on topic D4 Start.Engine
The bore is 2.750" & the stroke is 3" so to get the cu. in. use pi (3.1416) & multiply by the radius squared 1.375" for the bore & multiply by the stroke 3" then by two for two cylinders.I haven,t any HP specs but someone might have a manual to gve you more tips. They aren,t too complicated to work on. Valves get set .007" to 010" clearance cold.Crank (std.) is 1.812" on mains & 1.750" for rod journals.
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17 years 1 month ago #10213
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Replied by Old Magnet on topic pony specs
The pony motor (D2's &D4's) are rated 10 hp @ 3,000 rpm.
Best source for specs and instructions are the Servicemens Reference Manuals for the various engines. For the D4 either the D4400 or D315 engines.
Best source for specs and instructions are the Servicemens Reference Manuals for the various engines. For the D4 either the D4400 or D315 engines.
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17 years 1 month ago #10217
by edb
Replied by edb on topic J series D4 Pony Specs.
Hi Team,
scans below from the SRB, form 7490B, 11-43.
Cheers,
Eddie B.
scans below from the SRB, form 7490B, 11-43.
Cheers,
Eddie B.
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17 years 2 weeks ago #10880
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Replied by bobcatfour on topic pony info
Thanks for the helpful tech specs! At this point I am searching for rod bearings, .010, but may need .020 depending on what crankshaft ends up at. Std. rings seem to be no big problem. Would replace mains if I could locate some. Do you know of any sources for these pony parts ?? Bob
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17 years 2 weeks ago #10905
by STEPHEN
Replied by STEPHEN on topic pony specs
Sure, try Cat!
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17 years 2 weeks ago #10912
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Give Florin Tractor in Sacramento a try, they have a good stock of ner parts for the old Cats
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