Whats It for a Bundy

Whats It for a Bundy was created by GM Diesel

Ok you clever mob....for a bundy tell me what the story is in this pick. Engine type and model also.

Basil

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Replied by Assessor on topic Re: Whats It for a Bundy

Would it be a Ruston RK280 engine or iam i just hoping it would be that easy!!

Cheers Adam

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Replied by GM Diesel on topic Re: Whats It for a Bundy

Hey Adam....least youve worked out im a cheeky sod putting up the Ruston picture at the same time in another post....but nope. Bet you thought you had it didnt you

Cam, Ol Mate in the pic should look familiar to you.

Basil

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Replied by Assessor on topic Re: Whats It for a Bundy

Bugger i did thought i had it!!!

second guess was a V12 JIMMY but we wont go there!


Cheers Adam

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Replied by Chocs on topic Re: Whats It for a Bundy

Well id say..
its a big one ...
to fit in a really big buggy...
Maybe aaaarrrrrrr a 270 cummins for arrrr a 4070?

Nahhh...i think its a really huge one for an r 190?

on a second look it looks like something almost heavy enough to tie adam's S2 Kenny to ..to stop it resurfacing in bass straight!
chocs

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Replied by GM Diesel on topic Re: Whats It for a Bundy

Nope its not a GM or an EMD...this bonus pic should make it easy.

Chocs...amount of bloody trouble weve had with these donks they'd be far better off on the back of your trucks..have to be in bits though. 48 ton each.

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Replied by bigcam on topic Re: Whats It for a Bundy

I'm only guessing, a 149?

Adam, the pic on your signature is about 2 cylinders too long mate.

OOPs, just reread the post, not a GM, well it was a guess.
The crank doesn't look "that" big for a motor that wieghs 48 tons

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