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Nissan TB42 Engine Specifications web site

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Nissan TB42 Engine Specifications web site

Post by 5upaMav »

This is funny, surely the venerable TB42 is more useful than for powering Forklifts, Wood chippers, Ground support equipment, Construction equipment!!

http://www.frontierequip.com/nissan/nissanTB42.htm
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Re: Nissan TB42 Engine Specifications web site

Post by bogged »

would be interested to see if tis the same spec (HP etc) as the car donk..
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Post by 5upaMav »

Bore and stroke are the same. Standard TB42 will do 125kw (167hp) @4200rpm and 323Nm (238lbf.ft) @2800rpm, So the power is a little higher at higher rpm but the torque is pretty much spot on.
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Post by Snatchy »

I sold a TB42 to a sawmill which has one running in a forklift. It replaced their old TB42 which had a cracked head <insert sarcastic comment>. I would have thought a TD42 diesel would have been a better choice for such machines for low down torque and fuel economy, but what do i know.
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Post by Wendle »

diesel forklifts are horrible things to have in a shed, cover everything in soot... I guess this explains why TB42's come from the factory with stellite valve bits and all the LPG friendly shiat, they are built for running in forklifts!
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Re: Nissan TB42 Engine Specifications web site

Post by Rainbow Warrior »

5upaMav wrote:This is funny, surely the venerable TB42 is more useful than for powering Forklifts, Wood chippers, Ground support equipment, Construction equipment!!

http://www.frontierequip.com/nissan/nissanTB42.htm


The newer Nissan forklifts now have TB45's, funny Toyota forklifts also run their own 4F engine, but every other of the 7 forklift makes I checked into for work runs the GM 4.2 V6. I was hoping we'd get a Nissan so I could do a weekend swaparoo :D
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