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| hand starting cranking I am sailing a 27 ft with a 1gm10 yanmar diesel that can be started with a hand crank ... it has saved me on a number of occasions with dead batteries and once with a bad solenoid. I am now building a 32 ft sailboat and want a diesel in the 25-30 hp range ... are there any diesels out there in that range that can be hand started? thanks for the help |
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| Bukh is one for sure, yhere are still others
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| The old Volvo MD series can be hand started but Volvo parts are priced INSANELY!! Google Lifeboat starting motors , there use starters that run on Hydraulic pressure , a bit pri$y , but a good reason to install a Hyd windlass , that never stops when the "white smoke" escapes from an electric jobbie. Hyd pressure if lost can be replaced with a hand pump in a short time , and if your LAZY sheet winches can usually be hyd operated too. You tail, as it turns , and you pressurize later ,after the tacking duel. FF |
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| The Yanmar BTD engines are also still handcranking. http://www.yanmar.com.au/marine/btd_...btd_series.htm
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