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Characteristics
- Type
- inboard, propulsion
- Power source
- diesel
- Market
- boating, professional vessel
- Technology
- turbocharged, common-rail
- Cooling system
- water-cooled
- Pollution control standard
- Tier 3
- Other characteristics
- 4-stroke
- Power
Max.: 235 kW
(319.5 hp)Min.: 205 kW
(278.7 hp)- Number of cylinders
4 unit
- Engine speed
2,600 rpm, 2,800 rpm
(16,336 rad.min-1, 17,593 rad.min-1)- Consumption
54 l/h, 62 l/h
(14 us gal/h, 16 us gal/h)- Bore
107 mm
(4.2 in)- Stroke
127 mm
(5 in)- Length
1,145 mm
(45 in)- Height
922 mm
(36 in)- Weight
558 kg
(1,230 lb)
Description
John Deere engines give you an effective blend of pure power and rugged durability. From 60 to 559 kW (80 to 750 hp), our complete, high-horsepower lineup offers the right engines for your needs. John Deere engines build power faster for cruising at higher speeds with lower rpm. Boost your vessel’s performance in wind, swells, tides, or currents with reliable power that’s ready when you are.
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