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06-02-2004, 02:13 PM
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| Petter Air Cooled JP4 - Should I? I'm looking for an old marine diesel to rebuild for a Teb Brewer designed Grand Banks 33 out of wood (20100 lbs) that I'm about to start lofting. I have this thing about being able to crank-start them. I have been offered an air-cooled Petter engine of type PJ4 that is rated at 45Bhp @ 2000 rpm but have been unable to find much info on these engines on the web except that they were manufactured between 1962 - 1985. Does anybody know their reputation? What are its pro's and con's and the availability of spares? Thanks Folk KeenEddy   |
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