Thought you all might like to see a Moose Pump in the making.
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biggin92
Yeeeee Haaawwww
holy crap !thanks mel ive always wanted to see whats in side a pump.
Darrin Tosh
IDI Hound
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Great Pic Mel!
Dsl_Dog_Treat
I lost my face to the jaws of a poodle
NIIIICE!!!!
Looks to be a little neater and in order from skeeter feeding pump teardown night at the rally.
And that's why I'll stay away from repairing the guts on em.
Looks to be a little neater and in order from skeeter feeding pump teardown night at the rally.
And that's why I'll stay away from repairing the guts on em.
Chevyboy_0
Mr.SunnyDisposition
Thanks for the Picture, Ive always wanted to see the insides of an IP
Nice pix. Can you imagine the engineering that went into designing and then manufacturing it. American ingenuity. To me that's the most complicated part of a diesel engine, along with the injectors.
There was a post awhile back of one of the members that wanted to rebuild one, hope he see's this.
There was a post awhile back of one of the members that wanted to rebuild one, hope he see's this.
david85
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Aww, what a let down....
Times like this I wish I took pictures of my transmission rebuild and upgrades. All those hard steel parts lubed up and ready to roll
Worstenemy453
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Not even the manufacturing and engineering is whats special IMO. ITs the fact that they designed and engineered and manufactured that in the 80's.
FordGuy100
Registered User
I believe the DB-2 was designed prior to the 80's. GM 5.7 diesels used them along with tractors.
Probably designed with pencil and paper, a T-square, protractor, triangle and an eraser. With tolerances to the 4th decimal place. Isometric and orthagraphic views. Yea... I took drafting before computers. I'm old.
With tolerances to the 4th decimal place. Isometric and orthagraphic views. Yea... I took drafting before computers. I'm old. 
freebird01
Post Turtle!
dont forget the eraser shields...lettering templates (depending on the engineer) that late in the game may have been ink and mylar...and possibly a slide rule
Probably designed with pencil and paper, a T-square, protractor, triangle and an eraser.
I have an inquisitive mind. JUST HOW DO THEY DO THAT. My first computer was a Radio Shack TRS (80?). I'm Older than you.
My favorite TV show "How they make it"
NIIIICE!!!!
Looks to be a little neater and in order from skeeter feeding pump teardown night at the rally.
Yup, we should have rubbed some of the diesel that had spilled from the IP on our skin to keep them at bay. They almost carried me off............. dang mosquito's!
With a manual, the proper equipment and after doing 50 or so, I bet is would be a bit easier. But, I ain't trying it in my garage.
Heath
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