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We have a late 70s cab over Petebilt with a silver 435 hp 8V92. That truck will fly off the line pulling 80,000 lbs and leave cat/Cummins powered trucks in the dust. You get to a hill and it will go backwards just as fast.
They are tough engines. And they will put out the horsepower of wrapped up. Dont forget some of the biggest tractors in the world used Detroits like Big Bud and Rite. Steigers used them the first 10 years of their existence. Neighbor of mine got started farming with an Oliver Super 99. He pulled a 20ft duck foot plow when everybody else was pulling 15-16ft with JD 830s, 4020s, Case 900s and other similar tractors.
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