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Date Posted: - Friday - 02/18/11 - 5:00pm
Author: Paul M31 #106
Subject: Is it an older, rebuilt one?
In reply to: Terry Bradlow (Sea Voyager) 's message, "Engine replacement for Mariner 40" on - Friday - 02/18/11 - 10:37am

The Westerbeke principally is (was) a "Marinized" Perkins and you may be able to pick stuff off the old engine (like engine mounts) that will make the replacement easier.

Of course, if the old Perkins is still salvageable - it can be rebuilt and run for another 40 years at probably half the cost of a new engine.

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[> GM 40 engine -- Mike Anthony, - Monday - 02/21/11 - 4:07pm

We put in a 65hp Westerbeke into Tivoli.. Fantastic engine, plenty of power for her. We put in the biggest we could fit without tearing things up.


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