Forged steel crankshaft for Deutz F6L912 6–cylinder engines. Induction hardened to prevent scoring. OEM 04151001 replacement for Deutz–Fahr M770
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Agricultural crankshaft for Deutz F6L912 6-cylinder air-cooled engines.
Forged Steel construction with induction hardened journals – resists scoring and breakage.
Fits Deutz-Fahr M770 Combine Harvesters.
In stock for global export.
Engineered to withstand the extreme thermal loads of air-cooled operation, the Deutz F6L912 crankshaft (OEM: 04151001) is a critical component for maintaining harvest uptime. As a heavy-duty Deutz 912 Crankshaft replacement, it is forged from high-grade steel to resist the torsional fatigue that plagues 6-cylinder engines during long days of continuous field operation.
Combine harvesters like the Deutz-Fahr M770 operate in high-dust environments where overheating can rapidly degrade oil viscosity. This often leads to catastrophic failures such as a spun bearing or a crankshaft broken due to thermal stress. Our replacement unit features precision-ground, induction-hardened journals that resist crankshaft scoring even under marginal lubrication conditions, eliminating engine knocking and ensuring your equipment completes the season without costly downtime.
| Engine Model |
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| OEM Reference | 04151001 |
| Cross Reference / OEM Numbers |
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| Product Type | Crankshaft |
| Material Grade | Forged Steel |
| Surface Treatment | Induction Hardened |
| Hardness (HRC) | HRC 55-60 |
| Bore & Stroke Reference | 100mm x 120mm |
| Cylinder Count | 6 Cylinder |
| Application Category | Agricultural Machinery Engine Spares |
Technician’s Note: The number one killer of the F6L912 crankshaft is overheating caused by a blocked oil cooler or cooling fins. Before installing the new shaft, pressure wash the external cylinder fins and verify the oil cooler is patent. Failure to do so will cause the oil to thin out, leading to immediate crankshaft scoring and spun bearings on cylinders 5 and 6.
| Engine Model | Application Field | Equipment Models |
|---|---|---|
| F6L912 | Combine Harvesters |
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| F6L912 | Construction & Pumps |
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As a trusted supplier of agricultural machinery engine spares, we offer a comprehensive range of crankshafts for the legendary Deutz air-cooled engines.
Category coverage includes forged units for 3, 4, and 6-cylinder configurations in the 912, 913, and 914 series, supporting legacy farming equipment globally.
| Primary Part Number | Cross Ref Part Numbers | Engine Model | Compatible Machine Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4151001 | 02136932, 02929342 | F6L912 | Deutz-Fahr M770 |
| 2415651 | 4184722 | F8L413 | Magirus-Deutz 232D |
| 2139148 | 02931056, 02929342 | F6L913 | Deutz-Fahr DX6.30 |
| 2928288 | 04270231, 04287292 | F2L1011 | Gehl SL4625 |
| 2138819 | 02138820, 04152903 | F4L912 | Deutz-Fahr DX3.50 |
| 2237426 | 02931050, 04151013 | F4L913 | Deutz-Fahr DX4.30 |
| 4150526 | BF4L913 | Deutz-Fahr M1080 | |
| 4152591 | F2L912 | Bomag BW213 | |
| 2136928 | 4152649 | F3L912 | Fendt Farmer 200 |
| 2928289 | F3L1011 | JLG 40H Lift | |
| 13022374 | 226B | Weichai Marine GenSet | |
| 13032128 | 226BL | Weichai Marine GenSet | |
| 2929724 | BF6M1015 | Terex TR60 | |
| 2937480 | TCD2015V8 | Krone Big X 500 | |
| 2937768 | 2937463 | TCD2015V6 | Sennebogen 835 |
| 4284386 | VOE20724015 | D6D | Volvo EC210B |
| 21351400 | VOE21351400 | D6E | Volvo EW160B |
| F6L614B | Magirus-Deutz Jupiter | ||
| 2937480 | BF12M1015CDeutz BF12M1015C Crankshaft – Forged Steel | Atlas Copco QAC 1000 |
View all specs in our Deutz Agricultural Crankshaft Catalog.
A: Generally, no. While the block architecture is similar, the BF6L913 crankshaft typically has different counterweighting, journal hardening, and sometimes a different stroke or nose configuration to handle the increased turbo stress. The 04151001 is specifically designed for the naturally aspirated F6L912. Please verify with your engine serial number.
A: Common signs include a deep, rhythmic engine knocking sound from the bottom end, a sudden drop in oil pressure, or seizing. In cases of a physically broken crank, the engine will stop immediately and fail to turn over, often accompanied by a metallic clatter.
A: If the crankshaft scored damage is light, regrinding to an undersize (e.g., 0.25mm or 0.50mm) is possible. However, if the scoring is deep or the shaft has suffered significant heat discoloration from a spun bearing, the hardness is compromised. In these cases, installing a new Ruich Value crankshaft is the only safe option to prevent repeat failure.
Note: Customized/billet crankshaft development based on drawings or samples is also available for high-performance or obsolete engine applications.
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