Posted by Veronabob on February 24, 2021 at 21:34:16 from (174.238.7.123):
In Reply to: Agco allis posted by svcummins on February 24, 2021 at 07:04:17:
The key to a Deutz is to keep the engine clean. Those should be blown out everyday and if you do they will last longer than almost any engine. I have a friend with a 10006 that has over 25,000 hrs on it. Engine yet to be opened up. I had a DX-135 that pulled 5/18 bottoms. You could run that on plow for whole day, shut it off after letting it cool down a bit and run the dipstick thru your fingers. The canning company had a fleet of pea combines powered with Deutz engines. Problem they had was to get the drivers or servicemen to clean them everyday. Finally repowered with Deere. Used 50% more fuel with shorter engine life.
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