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  • 2003 Cummins 1250KW / KTA50-G3

    2003 Cummins 1250KW / KTA50-G3 Generator

    • Manufacturer: Cummins
    • Model: KTA50

    2003 Cummins 1250KW / KTA50-G3 Generator 562 Hours, 1250KW, Cummins KTA50-G3 engine rated 1850 HP at 1800 RPM. 3/60/277/480V, 2000 Amp main-line circuit breaker. PMG - permanent magnet generator. Power Command di...

    Kowloon, Hong Kong
  • Multidisciplinary Sea-going Research vessel

    Multidisciplinary Sea-going Research vessel

      Multidisciplinary Sea-going Research vessel From first owner for the right buyer Outlined details Built 1990 Netherlands , extensively overhauled 2010 dims 66.05 x 12.8 on 4.2 m BV class certified for A3 25 x sin...

      Kowloon, Hong Kong
    • Cummins 1250KW / KTA50-G3 standby

      Cummins 1250KW / KTA50-G3 standby Generator

      • Manufacturer: Cummins
      • Model: KTA50

      Cummins 1250KW / KTA50-G3 standby Generator Engine is Running Condition! - Generator End Needs Repair! 546 hours, 1999 Cummins 1250KW standby (1100KW prime) Diesel Generator, model DFLC. Cummins KTA50-G3 engine r...

      Kowloon, Hong Kong

    Overview

    Marine engines and generators are essential for powering various types of watercraft, from small boats to large ships. These engines are specifically designed to operate in marine environments, providing propulsion and electricity for onboard systems. They come in various sizes and power ratings to suit different vessel requirements.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used marine engine or generator?

    Check the engine's hours of operation, maintenance history, and overall condition. Ensure it is suitable for your vessel’s size and power requirements.

    How can I safely ship a marine engine or generator?

    Use a specialized shipping company that handles heavy marine equipment. Ensure the engine or generator is well-secured and protected from the elements during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for marine engines and generators?

    Regular maintenance includes checking oil levels, inspecting fuel and air filters, and monitoring coolant systems. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance intervals.