Dwan Hall
Senior Member
Turns out the sweeper I bought last year has a perkapiller in it. does not smoke on start up like the old perks did but seems to run like a Cat and they are covering it under Cat warranty when ever it needs it.
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How are Perkins diesels?
- Thread starter Speedpup
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wrenchbender
Senior Member
Its hard to beat a Perkins, simple and reliable thats about all I can say.
gpap123
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- Joined
- Oct 13, 2008
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- Hellas (Greece), Europe
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- Civil Engineer - Contructor
My 1987 jcb uses a perkins turbocharched engine at 85hp... no problems at all, only oil replacement. Over 7000 hours and runs ok! i ve replaced only the turbo.