rdixiemiller
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The LDS 465 book states that "the crankcase is made of cast iron. It is designed for maximum rigidity by extending the sides of the crankcase below the centerline of the crankshaft. The main bearing caps are provided with maximum support by recessing them into transverse webs which are cast integrally with the crankcase". "The crankshaft is a 1 piece unit of forged and Tocco hardened steel".
For the time, this was cutting edge. The main think I have seen in all the pictures of blown engines is #6 rod coming out. Methinks the oiling system might be the weakest link?
Any ideas on that?
For the time, this was cutting edge. The main think I have seen in all the pictures of blown engines is #6 rod coming out. Methinks the oiling system might be the weakest link?
Any ideas on that?