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Last week there was a Caterpillar D13000 on MARKPLAATS ( Dutch E-BAY ).
And we have to see and especially hear this engine.

[img]http://img805.imageshack.us/img805/4402/31108929.jpg[/img]

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Sun, Mar 4, 2012 3:46 AM
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This D13000 had his working live in a Lorain dragline.

[img]http://img846.imageshack.us/img846/8247/94999431.jpg[/img]

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This D13000 had his working live in a Lorain dragline.

[img]http://img846.imageshack.us/img846/8247/94999431.jpg[/img]

[img]http://img543.imageshack.us/img543/356/31714457.jpg[/img]
Caterpillar D13000 Runs great !!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTMLW63yxwQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8keUdNY3S0I
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Sun, Mar 4, 2012 3:47 AM
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Reply to QuAD:
Caterpillar D13000 Runs great !!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTMLW63yxwQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8keUdNY3S0I
I bought some custom cut cedar from a mill where the head rig was run by one of these engines. This one had been in service on some piece of little-used equipment on the railroad and had bee tossed in the junk. An employee saved it for the sawmiller who put it into service with no repairs required, and it started easily and ran great. Very impressive for power too. Dandy engine.
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Sun, Mar 4, 2012 9:35 AM
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Reply to Jack:
I bought some custom cut cedar from a mill where the head rig was run by one of these engines. This one had been in service on some piece of little-used equipment on the railroad and had bee tossed in the junk. An employee saved it for the sawmiller who put it into service with no repairs required, and it started easily and ran great. Very impressive for power too. Dandy engine.
The big question is did it follow you home.
Local Caterpillar dealers have one on display that I believe is similar. Wish it was at my place.
It drove a pump note the supercharger addition.
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Sun, Mar 4, 2012 5:04 PM
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Reply to wimmera farmer:
The big question is did it follow you home.
Local Caterpillar dealers have one on display that I believe is similar. Wish it was at my place.
It drove a pump note the supercharger addition.
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Hi WF,
yep, the boss bought it off me some years back.
I rebuilt it out of 2 engines. It was a standby fire pump engine and had rust pitted/holed liners, so was full of water and had run until seized. Used parts from another engine, Standby genset, that had failed due to fuel dilution-- a common problem with these engines, as they had the fuel system under the side covers.
The two engines were originally from scraper tractors, 8W Dw21's, that worked on the upgrade to Eildon Weir here in Victoria back in the '50's.
The owners at the time rebuilt the engines into the stationary units as the scrapers were pretty much scrap after the job.
The unit attracted a lot of attention at the 100 Years Diesel Rally at Lake Goldsmith a few years back. I got to run it again.
MMmm, the blower sounded as good as ever as did the deep sharp exhaust note of a supercharged engine.
Pic below is from our local Steam Rally I was displying it at with a pump.
Used to draw people from all over the rally site when it fired on the pony. It sounded great at full load.
Cheers,
Eddie B.
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Mon, Mar 5, 2012 5:52 AM
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Hi WF,
yep, the boss bought it off me some years back.
I rebuilt it out of 2 engines. It was a standby fire pump engine and had rust pitted/holed liners, so was full of water and had run until seized. Used parts from another engine, Standby genset, that had failed due to fuel dilution-- a common problem with these engines, as they had the fuel system under the side covers.
The two engines were originally from scraper tractors, 8W Dw21's, that worked on the upgrade to Eildon Weir here in Victoria back in the '50's.
The owners at the time rebuilt the engines into the stationary units as the scrapers were pretty much scrap after the job.
The unit attracted a lot of attention at the 100 Years Diesel Rally at Lake Goldsmith a few years back. I got to run it again.
MMmm, the blower sounded as good as ever as did the deep sharp exhaust note of a supercharged engine.
Pic below is from our local Steam Rally I was displying it at with a pump.
Used to draw people from all over the rally site when it fired on the pony. It sounded great at full load.
Cheers,
Eddie B.
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Hi guys,

As much as I want to look at the pictures, I get the image of a toad in an ice cube displayed instead of the picture of Cat Quad want me to see.

It also displays text: "Domain unregistered to view register at bit.ly/imageshack-domain" as part of the image:

What do I need to change/setup to be able to view the Cats (instead of looking at a frozen toad)?

Thanx
Somerset West, Cape Town
South Africa
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Mon, Mar 5, 2012 3:02 PM
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Hi guys,

As much as I want to look at the pictures, I get the image of a toad in an ice cube displayed instead of the picture of Cat Quad want me to see.

It also displays text: "Domain unregistered to view register at bit.ly/imageshack-domain" as part of the image:

What do I need to change/setup to be able to view the Cats (instead of looking at a frozen toad)?

Thanx
Very nice blown 13000 would Lovvvvvve to see some more Pics Thanks mike
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Tue, Mar 6, 2012 11:18 AM
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Very nice blown 13000 would Lovvvvvve to see some more Pics Thanks mike
wimmera.
do they run that engine? have you heard it run? i have seen supered 13000's in illustrations but never an actual picture. nice. have any more pictures?
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Tue, Mar 6, 2012 11:52 AM
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wimmera.
do they run that engine? have you heard it run? i have seen supered 13000's in illustrations but never an actual picture. nice. have any more pictures?
edb, you have any pictures close up of the right side?
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Tue, Mar 6, 2012 11:56 AM
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edb, you have any pictures close up of the right side?
Hi Team,

QuAD, sorry the following has intruded on your D 13000 post ---Ed B.

Team, we are intruding on QuAD's post on the magnificent D13000.

I had hoped to stop the posts on the D337 with my explanation of the unit WF posted. WF did say he thought the engine was SIMILAR, it is NOT.

The Blown D337 (743 Cub. Inch) was a different and later design engine entirely. It and the Unblown D326 were 6cyl. 5 1/8" bore by 6" stroke units designed primarily for scraper work--ie, high speed engines rated at up to 2040 High Idle. This was fast for a big diesel in the early/mid 50's

The D13000 (1246 Cub. Inch) was a 6 cyl. 5 3/4" bore by 8" stroke unit with a HI of about 1300 HI in the D8.
Cheers,
Eddie B.
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Tue, Mar 6, 2012 3:24 PM
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