2305 engine needs to be rebuilt

Henri88 · Dec 17, 2011

Mike476 said:
Henri, where in Northern NB are you, I grew up along the Mirimachi.

Hi Mike! From Dalhousie.

WilliamBos · Dec 17, 2011

hizoot said:
I'm gonna try and list it...but I've heard this forum frowns on listing other forums and treats the name like a curse word...like this****. It is deeretalkdotcom.

edit...well,I'll be...it came thru without the censorship.....now I'll probably be banned.

Thanks. I am a member there too. Love tractor content.

PCABE5 · Dec 17, 2011

classic said:
+When they're done rebuilding have them run it on the dyno for an hour. That'll break it in and make the rings seat.

Dealers here do this on a rebuild. Trouble is dealers do not have dyno's this small.

Henri88 · Dec 19, 2011

Dealer just call, if everything goes according to plan, it should be ready by tomorrow.

They also change the tranny fan which was the reason I brought it down there in the first place, and they fix a slow leak in a front tire. They had it on the dyno and everything seems to be running as it should with no leaks to be seen. I will be picking it up more than likely on Wednesday. :cool2:

chipsndust · Dec 19, 2011

Great news!

Will be nice to have it back before you get more snow.

PCABE5 · Dec 19, 2011

Henri88 said:
Dealer just call, if everything goes according to plan, it should be ready by tomorrow. They also change the tranny fan which was the reason I brought it down there in the first place, and they fix a slow leak in a front tire. They had it on the dyno and everything seems to be running as it should with no leaks to be seen. I will be picking it up more than likely on Wednesday. :cool2:

You'll have to take a picture of that 2305 on the dyno. Hard to imagine a dealer having one that small. Have them give you a printout so you know what your pto HP is.

Henri88 · Dec 19, 2011

PCABE5 said:
You'll have to take a picture of that 2305 on the dyno. Hard to imagine a dealer having one that small. Have them give you a printout so you know what your pto HP is.

I'll try. I think I saw it the last time I was there. If it is what I think it is, it connects to the rear pto.

rsewill · Dec 19, 2011

grsthegreat said:
well i see truckers idle their righ for hours while pulled into rest stops while they sleep.....why is this ok for them??

I would imagine most of the truckers that are spending hours in a rest stop are running at 1000 rpm (idle is probably 600 rpm). If they are just stopping for 10 minutes then they won't set the rpm's up but just let it idle.

WilliamBos · Dec 20, 2011

Henri88 said:
I'll try. I think I saw it the last time I was there. If it is what I think it is, it connects to the rear pto.

Yes that is it. The load on them should be adjustable, correct?

Any shop worth their name will dyno anything that has had fuel work done on them.

WilliamBos · Dec 20, 2011

rsewill said:
I would imagine most of the truckers that are spending hours in a rest stop are running at 1000 rpm (idle is probably 600 rpm). If they are just stopping for 10 minutes then they won't set the rpm's up but just let it idle.

A lot of truckers will shut the truck down when they sleep, and rin the Webasto to keep everything warm.