Why Deutz F6L912 Was KILLED | The AIR Cooled Engine

Описание: The Deutz F6L912 wasn't just an engine; it was a revolution in German engineering. By rejecting the radiator, this AIR cooled diesel engine solved the biggest problem in heavy equipment: overheating!

If you love vintage diesel and the roar of a cold start, this is the story of the Deutz diesel you NEED to hear.

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In this video, we explore the history of the Deutz 912 series, examining why mechanic life was easier with these simple machines and the battle of air cooled vs water cooled systems.

We'll listen to the iconic Deutz engine sound, look at the Deutz F6L912 specs, and explain why did Deutz stop making air cooled engines despite their legendary reliability in industrial engines.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
02:27 - An Empire Build On Simplicity
06:39 - The Heat That Wouldn't Quit
11:49 - The Rules Changed Overnight
16:24 - What The Fins Couldn't Fix
19:29 - Still Running Somewhere
21:30 - Lessons Written In Metal

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