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Gasoline Engines

The 1969 C50 pickup truck was available with three different gasoline engines, including a 292 in-line six-cylinder engine that produced 170 horsepower at 4,000 rpm and 275 foot-pounds of torque at 2,400 rpm. Other engine options included the 350 V-8, which output 200 horsepower at 4,000 rpm and 325 foot-pounds of torque at 2,000 rpm, and the 366 V-8, which generated 235 horsepower at 4,000 rpm and 345 foot-pounds of torque at 2,600 rpm.

Diesel Engines

Customers that were interested in a diesel-fueled 1969 C50 had a choice between the Detroit Diesel (4-53N) engine, which offered 130 horsepower at 2,800 rpm and 278 foot-pounds of torque at 2,000 rpm, or the more powerful Toro-Flow Diesel (DH478) engine, which output 165 horsepower at 2,800 rpm and 337 foot-pounds of torque at 2,000 rpm.

It does not matter how many RPM is needed. You must consider only the time required to lift the weight, the distance to raise it, and the horsepower needed to do the lifting. One HP can lift 33,000 pounds one foot in one minute. or 1 pound could be lifted 33,000 feet in one minute or any combination that multiplies to 33,000 pounds x feet.
So for 200 pounds, 1 HP could lift it 165 feet in one minute. Should we use a smaller motor of 1/10 HP it would lift the 200 pounds 16.5 feet in the same minute. The other useful thing to consider is the equivalent wattage needed for the electrical power supply. One HP is about 745 Watts. So the power to run your incandescent 75W light bulb would be 1/10 HP.
Note: RPM is not significant.

Twenty to thirty percent of an olive is oil. 20% of 80 pounds is 16 pounds. 30% is 24 pounds.

A gallon of olive oil weighs 7.6 pounds. Four quarts are in a US gallon. 2.22 Gallon from 16 pounds of olive oil. That is 8.88 quarts from 16 pounds of olive oil if you are getting 20% of oil from the 80 pounds of olive. If you are getting 30% of oil from the 80 pounds of olive oil, then your get about 12.6 quarts. So, the answer would seem to be between 8.88 and 12.6 quarts, I supposed depending upon how "pressed" the olives are.

My math is right but one does have to assume that the the data upon which I have based it is correct. I am not an expert in olive oil production and have relied on figures I have obtained from the internet. You can bet that producers of olive oil know exactly how much oil they can squeeze out of 80 pounds of olives. And therefore you might choose to see how far a county extension agent might go to get you the information or you can try an email to organizations such as:

http://www.aoopa.org/

That depends on the laws and regulations of your country, province, or state.

You need to get experienced help because it involves the rear brakes. You should ask yourself why the stud broke in the first place. The most likely scenario is excessive tightening of the wheel nut. Only use the factory toolkit wrench if you have no option. Otherwise use a torque wrench and never an air gun, they max at 200 ft pounds and most nuts are in the 40-75 pounds region. Check the manual for the figure. The actual job is straight forward enough but needs experience or training.

Gross vehicle weight is measured in pounds.there are 2000 pounds per ton so 14200 pounds would be 7 tons 200 pounds .
That would be in the U.S. other countries might be kilos.
Hope this helps
Bob

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Oil pressure drop after reaching operating temp is normally caused by worn main bearings (depending on mileage).Worn bearings will allow pressure drop at idle and increase when accelerated above idle.

The high side should read a little more than 100 pounds plus the ambient temperature. On a 100 degree day the high side will be over 200 pounds. A high side reading of 250 pounds is no problem. The important reading is the low side, and it should always be about 30 pounds. Higher than 30 will produce warmer air, and under 30 will cause the evaporator to freeze up.

My car had the same problem. Turned out that my fuel filter in the gastank and the inline filter was plugged,I would check that before paying anybody. Hope this helps.