Not a Super Duty, but a diesel forklift... off topic but cool pic.

 

nice carnage, i am going to have to start taking my camera to work

 

If it weren't for quality operators I wouldn't have a job.

 

Ain't that the truth. When I was building bus engines it was amazing how many drivers kept driving despite the Temp gauge, temp light, and then temp BUZZER! Or low oil light, and buzzer. Then they would bring it back and say "I don't know, it just quit running!" I've never seen a piston that bad, but I've seen them busted pretty good, normally from a LOT of ether.

 

It was still running when they brought it in the shop! He brought it in and said "no good...I dont know", shrugged his shoulders and grabbed another one...

 

Is that PMR or forged rods??

 

Looks forged too me... still in good shape, and the wrist pin was still in.

 

They look like PMR rods to me. The rod looks good, the piston looks like the problem.

 

The rods do look good but i'll have to say................PMR,s i thinks anyways, Kris, where are you..

 

Damn, how the hell does one do that LOL??

 

Maybe racing in the back of the warehouse, LOL.

 

Coulda been lifting something very heavy and using the clutch to give the hydraulics more power. Over reved it and boom! Just a guess...most have a rev limiter thou.

 

I'm thinking it wouldn't start and they found a stray can of either... it was cyl #3 directly inline with the air intake.

 

Hell, that's pu$$y ****

 

Interesting Carnage, got to love the use of ether.

Kris not many people can rival your carnage pictures .