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OUCH!! Thats going to leave a dent
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    Posted: 08 Dec 2011 at 5:21pm

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I believe the whole head just blew off!!! 



Edited by oldchalmersiron - 08 Dec 2011 at 5:29pm
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Is that why he put the engine so far in front, that far away from where he sits?
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Originally posted by oldchalmersiron oldchalmersiron wrote:

I believe the whole head just blew off!!! 



I believe it was more than just the head. Looks like the whole upper part of the engine came off. I don't think there was anything left but the crank and the oil pan.
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Take a close look toward the end, those are the pistons laying on the frame still attached to the crank. Kinda answers the question, how big does the explosion have to be to split an engine block in half.
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same thing here
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=fvwp&NR=1&v=ICuSgp8er-E
and again
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Was that Dutch the announcer was speaking? 
I've never seen an engine come apart like that.  What kind of mill is (was) it!
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You loose spark, cyls  fill with fuel, the rest is hydraulics.
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