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In Reply to: Re: Harvestor Company posted by Jal-sd on September 14, 2020 at 08:43:21:
According to my copy of "International Harvester Trucks", IH management screwed up again during the gas "crunch" of the early '70's. All major engine makers were looking to develop a V-8 diesel. Ford came to IH truck division & offered some $ because they knew IH was working on investigating how it's 5 main bearing V-8 gas engines might be able to use that block design for diesel use.
Ford's deal was that it would put up a bunch of $ that IH could use for R&D. Then Ford wanted to buy "X" number of the engines for Ford to use at what it cost IH to make them. Truck Division thought it was a real deal because they couldn't get enough R & D $ from the corporate headquarters. Corporate nixed the deal, of course.
So who later purchased the light diesel engine division from IH Corporate as part of the truck division's survival plan? And for less $ than was offered as R & D money? So - where did Ford's Power Stroke Diesel engine basic design come from?
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