North Coast Ford Industrial (NCFI) - a supplier of world class industrial Gas and Diesel engines.

  11885 Bellaire Road
  Cleveland, Ohio 44135-4619
  (216) 251-5800
  Fax: (216) 251-8675
  Toll Free: 1 (800) 423-1316

Wisconsin V465D Engine

 info@northcoastford.com

65.9 HP Gasoline Duel Fuel, LPG and NG Options

Standard Features

  • 4-Cylinder
  • Air Cooled
  • V-block configuration
  • Forged-steel crankshaft with tapered roller main bearings
  • Heavy-duty cast-iron block
  • Forged-steel connecting rod
  • Cast-iron cylinders
  • Centrifugal flyball governor
  • Full-flow oil filter
  • Aluminum alloy pistons
  • Electric starter with 37 amp belt-driven alternator
  • Heat resistant alloy steel exhaust valves
  • Instrument panel
  • Exhaust valve rotators
  • Solid state ignition
  • High temperature safety switch

Net weight - Dry Standard Engine 530 lbs. (240 kg)

Bore......................................................3.75 in. (95 mm)
Stroke....................................................4.0 in. (102 mm)
Displacemant.......................................177 cu. in. (2901 cc)

 

POWER

TORQUE

RPM

HP

Kw

in. Lbs

Kg-m

1600

41.6

31.0

136.6

19.2

1800

47.5

35.4

138.6

19.2

2000

52.4

39.1

137.6

19.0

2400

60.0

44.8

131.2

18.1

2600

63.0

47.0

127.2

17.6

2800

64.5

48.1

121.0

16.7

3000

65.9

49.2

115.3

15.9

Option for Every Need

  • Air Cleaner (oil bath and dry element tri-phase)
  • Bell housings (SAE # 4 & 5)
  • Choice take-off
  • Clutch reduction assembles (in ratios of 2,3, or 4 to 1 with clockwise or counter-clockwise take-off shaft rotation)
  • Heavy-duty mufflers
  • High-temperature and low oil safety switchs
  • Accessory drive for hydraulic pump
  • Special crankshaft extensions and stub shafts

Power Output

Maximum dynamometer net brake horsepower of the basic engine corrected to a pressure reading of 29.31 in. Hg (99 kPa) dry barometer and temperature of 77° F (25° C) when tested in accordance with SAE Test Code J1349. Engine output can be demonstrated within 5% at the factory under standard rating conditions. Power will decrease 3.5% for each 1.000 ft. (305 M) above 500 feet and 1% for each 10° F above standard temperature of 77° F (25° C). For continuous operation, applications should be limited to 80% of power shown.

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