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May 8th 05, 11:17 PM
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"Max Kallio" wrote in message om... 2-stroke diesels need compressed air for starting the engine, so the turbo (exhaust driven centrifugal supercharger) is out of a guestion and it produces very little boost at low rpm anyhow. Unfortunately, I avoided the opportunity to learn about these engines. My father ran some 3 cylinder 2 stroke diesels in earth moving equipment some years ago and was very happy with them. I believe they were turbocharged, but am not certain. They may have started with a pony engine but again am not certain. Can you fill me in on the details? 
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