the person who made it died
The engine cover should have it displayed.
detroit
Bagley street, Detroit, Mich.
No
Work it like a dog. As with all diesels, the harder you work it, the quicker it breaks in.
USA
I believe it wasn't until 2001 or 2002 that the engine fans on the Detroit diesels came on automatically when the temperature rose. You're probably required to flip the engine fan switch on manually.
He worked as a machinist in Detroit, Mich for James F. Flower & Brothers 1879.
Really depend on how many miles, how well maintained and how hard were those miles, But in general Yes. only bad diesels are 6.x fords.
Model T Fords were made at the Piquett Plant in Detroit Michigan
8V71TI - 8 cylinders, 71 cu. in. per cylinder, T=turbo, I = intercooled. 8V71N - N = normally aspirated, no turbo, but all Detroit Diesels are/were supercharged 2-cycle diesels until the Series 60 models. The turbo models had turbos which blew thru the mechanical blowers, as an 8-71 supercharger. The intercoolers are between the turbos and the supercharger.