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Wilh 4 valves per cylinder, the BY range's dual air intake ports provide an optimised fuel/air mix that results in high torque across the power band and further improves engine efficiency. The Electronic Control Unit (ECU) managed second-generation common rail fuel injection also gives outstanding fuel economy.
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The state-of-the-art STEYR Marine Diesel Engine with dual cooling circuit fulfilling the strengthened future marine emission regulation.
The STEYR Marine Engine 286 is designed for high performance and continuous pleasure boat rating. The innovative fuel injection technology enables an excellent torque and speed range. The complete engine package is conceived especially for sterndrive systems. Remarkable features of the STEYR Marine Engines are the dynamic behaviour and immediate response as well as the impressive acceleration.
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The design evolution within Yanmar's technology creates engines which not only perform, but also last and last. That's our mission. This has led to a worldwide reputation for unsurpassed reliability. These engines are the most compact and powerful in their class. The 24-valve overhead cam valve train is the main driver of this success. And, not to forget, the water cooled wastegated turbocharger, intercooler and fuel cooler, which maintain peak performance.
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Yanmar has been a leading diesel engine manufacturer since 1912, producing from fuel injection equipment to marine gear (for most diesel-driven machinery, on land and sea. Yanmar diesel engines are specially developed to serve marine applications, giving customers the most reliable propulsion systems available on the market.
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The 4.5L four-cylinder engine is offered as either a propulsion or gen drive engine in either keel cooled or heat exchanger configurations. The engines are either turbocharged, non-aftercooled or turbocharged with jacket water aftercooling. The propulsion engines feature constant power to 400 rpm below rated speed, making these engines an excellent choice for launches, work boats, trawler yachts, and patrol craft.
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Initially designed for Alaskan fisherman, Luggers are well known by commercial and pleasure craft operators for their long life and smooth, quiet operation.
The L1064T1 features a mechanical fuel delivery system and liquid cooled turbocharger for enhanced fuel effeciency. Ideal fo rthe commercial operator who runs full-throttle for long periods, the L1064T1 is designed for long hours and simplified maintenance.
All the 1064 diesel engines are US EPA Tier II compliant with an in-line design tht makes them perfect repower engines for older in-line six cylinder machines.
The Lugger 1064 (106 mm bore-4 cylinder), 4.5 liter, diesels have heavy-duty tractor blocks. This high torque design provides a strong foundation; but a marine engine is only as good as its marinization. A Lugger's marinization is cast iron tough. The expansion tank and liquid-cooled exhaust manifold are cast iron. Some engines only use bypass water to cool their manifolds. Lugger integrates the two pass manifold into the cooling system main stream to assure even temperature control and to eliminate hot spots that can stress metal components.
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Smart and durable, this 4-cylinder, 4.5L diesel engine has a compact design for easy installation. Fewer external connections means fewer hoses or fittings that could leak or break. Internal balancers offer low noise and vibration for crew comfort.
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Configuration 4-stroke cycle, twin camshaft, 16v
Maximum output at crankshaft 110 kW/150 hp at 4000 rpm
Maximum torque 311 Nm at 2500 rpm
Displacement 1.910 c.c.
Bore x stroke 82 x 90,4 mm
Cylinders 4, in line
Combustion system Direct injection Common Rail
Aspiration Supercharged with variable geometry turbo
Starting system Electric starting 12 V - 2,1 kW
Alternator 14 V - 105 A
Cooling system Double water cooling system with heat exchanger
Lubrication system Totally enclosed, forced lubricating system with pump
Max. mounting inclination 14°
Dry weight without gear 240 kg
Environmental Meets the EU comprehensive emissions regulation 2006
Engine mounting Rubber type anti-vibration mounting
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The 6.8L six-cylinder engine is offered as either a propulsion or gen drive engine in either keel cooled or heat exchanger configurations. The engines are either turbocharged, non-aftercooled, turbocharged with jacket water aftercooling or turbocharged with sea water aftercooling. The propulsion engines feature constant power to 400 rpm below rated speed, making these engines an excellent choice for launches, work boats, trawler yachts, and patrol craft.
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Yanmar's engines last and last. They are designed and built to do just that. Every detail is taken Into account. Take for instance the stainless steel exhaust/water mixing elbow: a guarantee for long life and corrosion resistance. This tough engine is built to perform. The turbocharger with wastegate and inlercooler improves acceleration on the higher output model even further. This is best-in-dass diesel power from Yanmar.
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The 6.8L six-cylinder engine is offered as either a propulsion or gen drive engine in either keel cooled or heat exchanger configurations. The engines are either turbocharged, non-aftercooled, turbocharged with jacket water aftercooling or turbocharged with sea water aftercooling. The propulsion engines feature constant power to 400 rpm below rated speed, making these engines an excellent choice for launches, work boats, trawler yachts, and patrol craft.
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The 6.8L six-cylinder engine is offered as either a propulsion or gen drive engine in either keel cooled or heat exchanger configurations. The engines are either turbocharged, non-aftercooled, turbocharged with jacket water aftercooling or turbocharged with sea water aftercooling. The propulsion engines feature constant power to 400 rpm below rated speed, making these engines an excellent choice for launches, work boats, trawler yachts, and patrol craft.
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The 8.1L six-cylinder engine is offered as either a propulsion or gen drive engine in either keel cooled or heat exchanger configurations. The engines are either turbocharged, non-aftercooled or turbocharged with jacket water aftercooling. The propulsion engines feature constant power to 400 rpm below rated speed, making these engines an excellent choice for launches, work boats, trawler yachts, and patrol craft.
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The STEYR Marine Engine MO306H43WJ is designed for high
performance and continuous boat rating.
The innovative fuel injection technology enables an
excellent torque and speed range.
Remarkable features of the STEYR Marine Engines are the dynamic
behaviour and immediate response as well as the impressive
acceleration.
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The 6.8L six-cylinder engine is offered as either a propulsion or gen drive engine in either keel cooled or heat exchanger configurations. The engines are either turbocharged, non-aftercooled, turbocharged with jacket water aftercooling or turbocharged with sea water aftercooling. The propulsion engines feature constant power to 400 rpm below rated speed, making these engines an excellent choice for launches, work boats, trawler yachts, and patrol craft.
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The 9.0L marine engine is cooled by sea water through a heat exchanger. It is turbocharged and aftercooled and has a water jacketed exhaust manifold and turbocharger housing. The propulsion engines feature constant power to 400 rpm below rated speed making these engines an excellent choice for patrol craft, launches, work boats, fishing boats, trawler yachts and sport fishing boats.
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The 12.5L six-cylinder engine is offered as either a propulsion or gen drive engine in either keel cooled or heat exchanger configurations. The engines are either turbocharged, non-aftercooled, turbocharged with jacket water aftercooling or turbocharged with sea water aftercooling. The propulsion engines feature constant power to 400 rpm below rated speed, making these engines an excellent choice for launches, work boats, trawler yachts, and patrol craft.
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The 12.5L six-cylinder engine is offered as either a propulsion or gen drive engine in either keel cooled or heat exchanger configurations. The engines are either turbocharged, non-aftercooled, turbocharged with jacket water aftercooling or turbocharged with sea water aftercooling. The propulsion engines feature constant power to 400 rpm below rated speed, making these engines an excellent choice for launches, work boats, trawler yachts, and patrol craft.
Watercooled Turbocharger and Exhaust Manifold
- Cooler and quieter environment for vessel and crew
- Reduced external connections eliminates hoses and fittings that can leak or break
Directed Top-liner Cooling
- Reduces upper liner temperature by as much as 130 degrees Fahrenheit
- Durable and reliable power cylinder components
Replaceable Wet-type Cylinder Liners
- Hardened and precision machined for long life
Corrosion Resistant Components
- Provides engine protection from the effects of seawater
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