Your 922B has the turbocharged D320 4" bore engine, not the D330 4.5" bore, the only other machine I remember with that base engine is the 933G but there are quite a few external differences on it.
Not this one catsilver. Or at least its not turbo, and from what I've read, the older ones had the 320.
Thanks, Mark
And on that note, does anyone know why the newer ones were not turbo? Seems kinda backwards to the norm.
Thanks, Mark
And on that note, does anyone know why the newer ones were not turbo? Seems kinda backwards to the norm.
Thanks, Mark
From what I see in the Rack Setting Manual the 922 59Axxxx models are the 4.0 x 5.5 D320 engines with turbo also shared with the 933G loader.
The 922B 94Axxxx models are the 4.5 x 5.5 D330 engine, non-turbo common to early D4's, loaders and graders but they trend towards turbo versions.
I have 2 D320 engines for parts. Both have crankshaft and rod problems. Would also concider buying your 922.
John
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