I’ve got a pair of 300 Suzuki’s and a bracket bought for mine. Not for the faint of heart and surely a bad investment but can get to them for service.. Mine is a flush deck and the yanmar was stuffed in tightly.
Time will tell.
Chipper
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What would you re-power a 28 TE with ?
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Re: What would you re-power a 28 TE with ?
The Yanmar was built by Toyota I have been told. Explains whey they run and run.
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Re: What would you re-power a 28 TE with ?
catalina_mike wrote: ↑Mon Dec 07, 2020 8:14 pm The Yanmar was built by Toyota I have been told. Explains whey they run and run.
Yeah, the Yanmar 6LP-STE came from the Toyota Land Cruiser, but the 6 cylinder Land Cruiser engine was not sold in the US, hence we got super expensive parts in the colonies. ($280 for a belt tensioner)
2001 28TE, 6LP-STE, 1,337 hrs, 19X18 four-blade wheel.
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Re: What would you re-power a 28 TE with ?
Would love to see more details of the Volvo install, just curious
1994 TE 28' w/ Cummins 250
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Re: What would you re-power a 28 TE with ?
sorry for the very delayed response lol.
motor performs great its a 4 cylinder 300hp. i run at about 3200rpms cruising at 18-19 knots burning about 11 gph. fortunately i was able to reuse the ZF trans from my peninsular.
without installation the motor will run you about $33,500 +/-
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Re: What would you re-power a 28 TE with ?
any pics of that volvo repower?must have alot of room with a 4 cylinder compared to the V8 peninsular
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Re: What would you re-power a 28 TE with ?
When it was time to repower our 2000 TE we stayed with the yanmar 315 6lpa st2. Staying with the yanmar was the best choice with our mechanic. Easy to do the work without having to replace throttle controls and gauges. We blew it up in the middle of summer so turnaround time was valuable. Very happy and a lot quieter than the 6lp sta
Chris H
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2000 28 TE engine box
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“Sea Kelpie”
2000 28 TE engine box
Annapolis,MD