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How many hp does a D19 diesel have
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Eldon (WA) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 19 Jul 2010 at 10:59pm
without a turbo? I'd think it would be less than a D17....anyway local guy has one for sale, I asked him if the turbo had a nice whistle to it and he said it was froze up so he removed it, too expensive to replace...made a grill for it cause the old one was beat up, but has lots of new parts....$7500  w/Farmhand loader, aftermarket 3pt, front rims shot (used to move round bales).  I didn't run to look at this one....
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I got a feeling you will have plenty of time. It should be for sale for a while.
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Thing is a D19 without the turbo is a D17D overfueling. The point of the turbo is more air, more air=little more fuel=more hp. If the old turbo is stuck and he still has it, get it from him and have it rebuilt. or have the pump rebuilt to D17 specs
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Nebraska test was 66.92 on the diesel.
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