Can someone help me on which of the two levers on the top of the starter on the pony motor which one is the choke and which one is I guess fast idle slow idle Maybe
Could u make a video showing the turbo conversation so I and other people can see how the oil and air lines are ran. There is several people that would be interested
i have a 1950 d4 with loader bucket been sitting many years everything is there I have cleared all black berrys away what are some of the first things I should do before trying to start the old thing
I used to run one of those old rigs in a town brush dump. 1960 vintage I think it was. Half the fun was in starting 'er up. the other half was to keep it from shedding a track. It was a very tired old machine, but fun to run...pulling all those levers gave a pretty good workout by the way! Thanks for posting!
I almost bought one in the Mt's of N.C one time ..sitting in a barn had everything there it was ready to go and hadnt been started in 5 years . But guy wouldn't sell it ..
Dieseldave71 - I noticed you starting your diesel with the top lever while the bottom one stayed engaged until it started. I've owned a D69U for a few months now and never use the little top lever. I engage and disengage it with the bottom one. Is there a difference? Is one way better than the other in colder weather? thanks Ricky- the pony motors are 2 cylinder 4 stroke. The straight pipe exhaust makes them sound loud like a 2 stroke.
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I got the same machine except for your air cleaner pre-cleaner is a little different. You know what year that thing is?
Can someone help me on which of the two levers on the top of the starter on the pony motor which one is the choke and which one is I guess fast idle slow idle Maybe
Is the electric start for pony motor 6 volts?
Yes, but we’ve been running it off of half dead 12 volts for decades
Could u make a video showing the turbo conversation so I and other people can see how the oil and air lines are ran. There is several people that would be interested
i have a 1950 d4 with loader bucket been sitting many years everything is there I have cleared all black berrys away what are some of the first things I should do before trying to start the old thing
Aged a little since the last video of this one clearing brush. Great looking patina I think that's the right word. .
I used to run one of those old rigs in a town brush dump. 1960 vintage I think it was. Half the fun was in starting 'er up. the other half was to keep it from shedding a track. It was a very tired old machine, but fun to run...pulling all those levers gave a pretty good workout by the way! Thanks for posting!
Yep I grew up running one of those for my dad you worked as hard as the machine did
I almost bought one in the Mt's of N.C one time ..sitting in a barn had everything there it was ready to go and hadnt been started in 5 years . But guy wouldn't sell it ..
Dieseldave71 - I noticed you starting your diesel with the top lever while the bottom one stayed engaged until it started. I've owned a D69U for a few months now and never use the little top lever. I engage and disengage it with the bottom one. Is there a difference? Is one way better than the other in colder weather? thanks
Ricky- the pony motors are 2 cylinder 4 stroke. The straight pipe exhaust makes them sound loud like a 2 stroke.
How many cubes is the pony motor?
Top one is compression relief
I have the same machine that has had the tracks re pinned and bushed. Motor just started knocking. For sale for parts if interested
I need tracks
no i think they are 2 cylinders
kind of like a b17.. great!