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Needed in Australia D318 crankshaft
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8 years 7 months ago #143201
by wimmera farmer
Needed in Australia D318 crankshaft was created by wimmera farmer
Neighbours are in need of a servicable crankshaft for a D6 8U/ D318 engine. No 6 bigend has failed and their crank is already 40 thou undersize.
Something in Australia would be a lot easier so just wonder what might be around.
Something in Australia would be a lot easier so just wonder what might be around.
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8 years 7 months ago #143229
by Mike Meyer
Replied by Mike Meyer on topic Needed in Australia D318 crankshaft
Hi Colin, wasn't there a rough D6 sold at a clearing sale near you a month ago, is this the machine?
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8 years 7 months ago #143231
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Replied by wimmera farmer on topic Needed in Australia D318 crankshaft
Wrong one Mike that was D6B with later engine D333? This one had been around here for several years.
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8 years 7 months ago #143232
by neil
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Neil
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Replied by neil on topic Needed in Australia D318 crankshaft
Colin, if you can't find something reasonable local, compare getting #6 welded up and turned down plus one bearing, to the cost of importing another crank plus a set of bearings. It worked out in favor of the former with my D2 crank and I'm state-side. Welding #1 or #6 is generally ok because it's at the end of the crank so does not add much appreciable bend to the crank i.e. not enough to warrant straightening it. Your mileage may vary as they say...
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Neil
Pittsford, NY
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8 years 7 months ago #143262
by wimmera farmer
Replied by wimmera farmer on topic Needed in Australia D318 crankshaft
Thanks Neil that may be an option but only if the rest of the crank journals are really good as it is at max under size now 40 thou.
Have found out engine is not origional as it is No 32A135. Not sure what it came out of possibly a grader. Sure looks like D318 to my eye and a very experienced cat mechanic who is looking at it. Could be a long job.
Have found out engine is not origional as it is No 32A135. Not sure what it came out of possibly a grader. Sure looks like D318 to my eye and a very experienced cat mechanic who is looking at it. Could be a long job.
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8 years 7 months ago #143264
by josh
Replied by josh on topic Needed in Australia D318 crankshaft
32A1-200 is a D6 built in Australia.
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8 years 7 months ago #143268
by D6 Pete
Replied by D6 Pete on topic You may call and check out with Paul Moore in Toowoomba Qld
Paul has parted out a couple U series D6s and 12 graders . ..regards good luck pete
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8 years 7 months ago #143283
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Replied by Old Magnet on topic Needed in Australia D318 crankshaft
32A is a Aussie 9U model.
31A is the 8U model.
31A is the 8U model.
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8 years 7 months ago #143291
by handhewn
Replied by handhewn on topic Needed in Australia D318 crankshaft
Don't know my numbers by heart but if that d6 is a very early model I have some new cranks and bearings (all standard) in crates/boxes. I won't be back near a computer until Monday.
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8 years 7 months ago #143306
by wimmera farmer
Replied by wimmera farmer on topic Needed in Australia D318 crankshaft
Hi Floyd thanks for looking. 3F5020 is the only number I can find for a D318 crankshaft in 8U/9U books so hoping they are all the same. I have a suspicion some grader engines may be different. thanks colin
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