For Srockwood's and Jagt's information, the high compression on a diesel is necessary to generate enough heat for igniton of the fuel. Also, diesels have not always been turbo-charged. The first Cummins put in trucks (called a "JT") was naturally asp...
SRockhead: My mistake, Rockwood: What was the purpose of your post? My comments on the torque of the John Deere were related to torque only. I already KNOW the horsepower. You can get six HP ratings on the same engine. It is a 2 cylinder with 302.9 c...
