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What engine is this ?

dfanders

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A local welding shop has this engine in a trailer out back. It was used by a local Vo -tech school as a teaching aid. They say it is from a 5 ton truck and is a multifuel engine. Can anyone ID this engine ?? He is looking to sell it, but not sure on price. He says it runs.
 

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DieselBob

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Well judging buy the flame heater setup and the turbo style I would guess a LDS-465 although the starter is setup like a 2.5 ton install. Just my guess.
 

gimpyrobb

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In pic #5 you can see the motor's data plate painted over, still riveted to the block. Take a rag with brake cleaner sprayed on it, and clean off the paint.
 

hndrsonj

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Unfortunately 427's are really rare but aren't worth squat. My last LDT sold in the can for $450. I'd guess that one is at most $300-$400. I'd buy in a second if I could get it west!aua
 

dmetalmiki

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If the data plate is not readable check the SUMP layout there is a difference between the LDS and LDT. the starter as previously mentioned is in the ldt position. and the pump early 427
 
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