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Meeting the most stringent criteria Quality and rigour have always been central to John Deere technology, so the company designs its marine engine lines on the basis of strict criteria: durability, reliability, fuel efficiency, quiet operation, ease of access to main parts and simplified integration.is has resulted in a line of six engine configurations (four and six cylinders) providing 75-526 hp (55 to 392 kW) and 4.5-12.5 l displacement, designed to guarantee propulsion and serve as auxiliary or onboard marine generator engines: John Deere marine engine power range
Leaders in emissions compliance 6125AFM 341526 4045TFM6068SFM6068TFM6081AFM 4045DFM 7585105150182300154225235375 0100200150250350300400500600 50 John Deere engine naming system When used as auxiliary engines, our engines are perfectly reliable, fuel-efficient and quiet. is is why John Deere is one of the world’s leading suppliers of gen set engines, on land and sea.Our engines are available in a power range of 35-275 kWe (44 to 345 kVA) in two different versions – 1,500 rpm for 50 Hz and 1,800 rpm for 60 Hz. ese engines combine John Deere’s expertise in marine and gen set technology. 4045T D = naturally aspirated T = turbocharged A = turbocharged with charge air cooling system 4 cylindersdisplacement: 4.5 l S = turbocharged with sea water charge air cooling system John Deere was one of the first marine engine manufacturers to offer a full line of diesel engines which complies with the various emissions requirements in force in Europe and the US. Our line meets the following emission standards: - European Directive on Inland Waterway Vessels (2004/26/EC), whose standards are also recognized by the CCNR for sailing on the Rhine. - Standards set by the EPA for commercial vessels sailing in North American Waters (Tier 2). is compliance also applies to marine engines for 60 Hz gen sets. - Over 130 kW (174 hp), our EPA Tier 2 engines also come with a certificate of conformity showing compliance with regulations set out in Annex VI of the (IMO) MARPOL convention.
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