ENGINES AND MOTORS

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Industrial Engines & Motors:

There are countless engine models for the industrial equipment segment, but they all serve their own purpose. Are you looking for more power for those tough, long lasting jobs? Do you need lower emissions for the jobs that will take you indoors or to a residential neighborhood?

The manufacturers of these industrial engines each have multiples models to offer their customers and they are all trustworthy options. Choosing the engine that best fits your needs will mostly depend on your brand preference.

DEUTZ ENGINES

Deutz: Deutz is a world leader in the engineering and manufacturing of world-class diesel engines with a product range of between 30 and 700 HP. You will often see this engine make in both Genie and JLG booms as well as some telehandlers. Deutz was the world’s first manufacturer of the four-stroke diesel engine almost 150 years ago. They are currently manufacturing and servicing their Tier 4 engines, but they already have some Tier 5 engines being sold in the more emission stringent European market. Some of the engine models that Deutz has available now are as follows:

TCD 2.9
TCD 3.6 Diesel
TCD 4.1
TCD 6.1
TCD 7.8

A complete list of their models can be found at the following link. https://www.deutzsupport.com/products/diesel-engines-cat/

PERKINS ENGINES

Perkins: Perkins Engines Company Limited, a subsidiary of Caterpillar Inc, is primarily a diesel engine manufacturer for several markets including agricultural, construction, material handling, power generation and industrial. These engines, specifically their tier 4i model are seen in many Genie boom lifts. Some of their diesel engine models available are the:

402D-05,
402J-05
403F-07
403J-05

A complete list could be found on the Perkins website link. https://www.perkins.com/en_GB/products/new/perkins/industrial/industrial-diesel-engines.html

CUMMINS ENGINES

Cummins: Cummins engines pride themselves on providing more power with less service on their engines. With ratings from 49-1200 HP, their diverse construction engine lineup offers the flexibility to meet your specific power solution needs. Cummins guarantees simpler, easier installation with greater flexibility for global markets, higher power density with greater low-end torque for improved productivity and efficiency, and lower total cost of ownership with extended maintenance intervals and improved fuel economy. You will see these Cummins diesel engines in every JLG or SkyTrak telehandler as well as some Genie telehandlers. Their lineup of industrial engines include:

F3.8, B4.5
B6.7
L9

A full list of their new models is available on their website. https://www.cummins.com/engines/construction

JOHN DEERE ENGINES

John Deere: John Deere provides diesel engines for agriculture, construction, forestry, mining, generator drive, and thousands of other applications around the world. With ratings from 36-505 HP, they offer 20 different model types. They also have naturally Aspirated, Turbocharged & Turbo Aftercooled options available for some models. You will see these engines in some older model JLG telehandlers. John Deere offers three separate engine series with multiple options under those. The three series are the:

3029 series
4045 series
6068 series

For the complete list of their models and series information check out their website.

https://www.powerequipment.com.au/products/john-deere-power-system/john-deere-industrial-engines/

KUBOTA ENGINES

Kubota: Kubota manufactures diesel industrial engines for the construction, agriculture, and other production industries across the spectrum with over 100 different models. They were the first manufacturer to receive the certificate for the U.S. CARB BULGE emission regulations for engines under 19 kw in 1993. Every engine shipped from the Kubota factory is hot tested to ensure the engine performs to your expectations. Kubota manufacturing technology enables precision engineered crankcases to maintain high quality throughout production.

For their complete inventory of industrial engines check out the Kubota website. https://global.engine.kubota.co.jp/en/products/?use_name_id=1

CAT ENGINES

CAT: While CAT also owns the subsidiary of Perkins Engines, they also manufacture their own line of diesel, industrial engines. These engines produced by Caterpillar themselves are more fuel efficient and meet tougher emissions standards than the Perkins’ models. They offer a range of power between 25.5 HP to 751 HP with around 58 different models including: