RUNNING WISCONSIN V465D 65 HP ENGINE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2024
- Here is a video of a Wisconsin V465D1 engine I repaired back in about 2008, I have done a lot of complete overhauls to these engines since 1984, all of them were fitted to pavement / floor / concrete saws, this is one of a few vids I have, the others are not as good as this. these engines were commonly fitted to saws untill about 2000 but then the trend went to diesel. They were a great engine for a saw in my opinion because of the shape being comparatively short in length unlike the modern diesels, I would like to see a V4 diesel of about 70 hp fitted to a floor saw, maybe Wisconsin Motors should designe one. Hope you like my video.
Love those wisconsin v 4's
Nice and up close. Love it. The gears in my head already turning about what to do with one if it crosses my path
I have one for sale. It's a V465D 65 HP......
CaptRon53 how much you asking?
@@WARD5KUSTOMZ $2800.
@@WARD5KUSTOMZ $2800. Where u located?
This would be lovely on the front of a riding mower with a shaft drive to differential set up...
Just curious how difficult is to work on those? There’s one in the junk pile where I work that isn’t running and I don’t know whether it is worth the effort to lug the thing into my truck,cause they are like 530 pounds.
Overall tbeyre simple i hope you picked it up
Probably the easiest motor I've ever worked on
Congratulations
Rebuilding Wisconsin's since 1984? Just the guy I need to talk to! LOL! I have a Ditch Witch R-65 trencher (V465D gas engine.) It ran fine until I started battling Prostate Cancer, and it ended up sitting for two years. Due to that sitting, the engine is now seized. I have tried everything in the way of lubricants to loosen up the pistons, but to no avail. Do you have some good advice for an ol' man of 75 yrs old? Do you think I could free up the pistons without pulling the engine? Heads on top and pan on the bottom? At the moment, I can't even figure out how to break the coupling that connects the front end to a backhoe! PLEASE! Le'me have it!! LOL! And thank you!
I wonder if they ever tried using these instead of the Atomic 4 for sailboats? I bet it would be a better all around motor for that application. Are these as dependable as the old Atomic 4s?
Chuck O
Chuck O Hi Chuck, sorry for the massive delay in answering you, because i couldnt access any comments since posting this video about 2 years ago i couldnt make any replies to anyone, sorry shipmate. So my only answer to you is, i dont know what an Atomic 4 engine is, or size of it, but i wouldnt think its a good idea for a sailboat using this type of engine, its quite a big engine, and look at the exhaust manifold, i dont mind a challenge but wouldnt fancy making a heat exchanger / cooler for that manifold, but thanks for your interest and comment.
Great engine,work horse
Hi Nate, yeh they were a Great engine for fitting to Concrete saws and were the most prefered engine for that application, my only experience of Wisconsin engines was all to do with Concrete saws, thats my game, thanks for your interest dude.
Looking to buy one of these at auction, but it's missing the carburetor. I hear Zenith carb is standard, but which model?
I have one that has a knock in the motor. What would you charge to rebuild it.
Hi LongCrete, had a look at your video's today, like what you do for business jacking up concrete bays with foam eh! so what make, size, age of your saw have you got and i maybe able to give you an idea of what might be happening with your engine, plz reply with your info including the oil pressure. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Hi LongCrete, had a look at your video's today, like what you do for business jacking up concrete bays with foam eh! so what make, size, age of your saw have you got and i maybe able to give you an idea of what might be happening with your engine, plz reply with your info including the oil pressure. Looking forward to hearing from you.
what are the dimensions of this engine? Also what is the weight?
Hi Tom, i will get a rough measure on one of the blown engines i have and an estimationn of weight and get back to you. Thanks for your interest.
we had 2 1 on the Octopus and 1 on the Ferris wheel
Sure didn't appear to be oil to the rocker arms...
Someone didn't like the orange paint lol
if anyone needs one of these for parts i have one that could probably get scraped if i keep tripping over it. southern nd