Yuchai YC6MJ (280-300kW) Series Engines for Generators

Ref Price:

Loading Port:: China Main Port

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: -

Supply Capability:: -

Inquire Now

Add to My Favorites

OKorder Service Pledge

Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery

OKorder Financial Service

Credit Rating, Credit Services, Credit Purchasing

You Might Also Like

JCM933D Hydraulic Crawler Excavator, large excavator,33 tons

Earthmoving Machinery >> Excavator >> TME623ELB

Earthmoving Machinery >> Excavator >> TME623ELD

Earthmoving Machinery >> Excavator >> TME644E

SINOTRUK - THE HIDOW HYDRAULIC EXCAVATOR HW360LC-8 （Arm-2850，Bucket -1.6）

4wd Chinese mini garden tractors for sale low price

17Ton/3 Cube Meter Front Bucket Wheel Loader with Sinotruck Engine

LD180Mini Crawler Excavator

Yuchai YC6MJ (280-300kW) Series Engines for Generators

· The integrated crankshaft, postposition gear chamber and point-line gear-meshing patent technology reduce noise level

· Wet cylinder liner structure facilitates maintenance and repair

· High mean effective pressure and power density

· Improved fuel consumption by P7100 fuel pump, P-injector and Honeywell turbocharger

· Yuchai sealing technology in piston ring and valve oil seal improves lube oil consumption

· High fuel efficiency and low maintenance cost

· Reliable cold starts at -25℃ and applicable altitude at ≤2500m without derating

· Major overhaul period is more than 12000 hours

YC6MJ

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model	YC6MJ480L-D20
Configuration	Vertical, in-line, 6-cylinder, Water-cooled, 4-stroke
Aspiration	Turbocharged and air to air inter-cooled
Bore ×Stroke (mm)	131 ×145
Displacement (L)	11.73
Compression ration	17.5:1
Prime power/Speed (kW/r/min)	321/1500
Standby power/Speed (kW/r/min)	352/1500
Fuel consumption g/(kW·h)	≤195
Oil capacity (L)	28
Oil consumption g/(kW·h)	≤1
Starting method	Electric
Noise Lw dB(A)	≤102
Emission	T2
Applicable altitude (m)	≤2500
Engine dimension (L×W×H) (mm)	1820 ×900 ×1370
Dry weight (kg)	1000

Q:perkins engine: I know it is a 22 hp and only manufactured for england but the cc rating i don't know here is a cat site maybe you can find it

Q:Thinking of exporting used construction equipment and would be thankful for any advice or tips you can give me regarding the export of construction equipment to Latin America. Thanks.: how are you , We are Company located in CHINA an Exporter, Is one of the biggest Used construction machinery company in Shanghai China. we have many used excavator for sale. as CAT, Dewoo,HITACHI,KOMATSU,KATO,HYUNDAI,etc. kind of model. from shanghai china exporting to Latin America SHipping Cost:USD5000 about. Tks

Q:If i buy a Second hand excavator at a auction in Nothern Ireland, if i live in the republic and have a VAT number do i have to pay the VAT?: Um. I think so. www.revenue.ie/index.htm?/leaflet... I think this is beyond my comprehension.

Q:We aren't looking for any fancy fence or tile or lights or a diving board (in fact we don't want lights or a diving board, and we were going to use a manual cover). So we would like to know how much all this would cost initially and how much it would cost to install. I live in Naperville IL., and help would be appreciated, thanks.: Initially? Well, you know the price of your kit already. You'll need a contractor to come in to give you an estimate. Sorry, but all backyards are different. The contractor may have to go to a smaller excavator for access ( which takes longer to dig and drives up the price), he may even have to hire a crane to get the excavator in and out of a difficult backyard, the pool you want may not even be possilbe and stay within your municipal bylaws too. The contractor will know all this and they'll usually give you a free quote. There are just too many variables to answer this accurately without seeing it and knowing your own local codes. I can give you a ball park starting figure for the whole shebang. Expect a cost starting of at least 23 grand and it only goes up from there.

Q:I saw a photo of vacant lots in a very poor downtown neighborhood of Gary, Indiana, where huge buildings that had once housed big department stores (with full basements) had been torn down. I'm curious about how this is done, especially on the cheap: Is debris (bricks, plaster, etc.) from torn-down buildings ever buried to fill the hole, or is there nothing but dirt under these fields and parking lots? Kind of a silly question -- but I can't imagine where an impoverished city would get tons of dirt from, and I'm wondering if they simply pulled the buildings down and covered everything with dirt -- if that's ever done.: Actually a very good question. When the use an excavator to demolish these buildings or even a wrecking ball or explosives, they normally clear out all demolition debris from the building. Its considered trash and not allowed to remain at the site. Generally they will also remove the foundation. With the foundation removed the site has more value for future use. The demolition debris most often goes to the dump. Some companies do recycle industrial buildings for the metals and concrete. The only time you can't is when the materials are contaminated. On occasion, I know of businesses that have torn down a buiding, but left the slab behind. Generally you will expect to find that the ground under the building is contaminated, By leaving the concrete, less rainwater will penetrate the ground. This slows the amount of polution in the ground water. Debris is never used to fill the building (at least not legally). Really if you think of it, they are deconstructing the building. Its pretty much the opposite of building it. The biggest difference with construction you are careful that your finished work looks nice. Demolition on the other hand you only care that the site looks pristine when you leave. On a final note, I saw a program about people who make a living removing antique fixtures, windows, knobs, doors, etc. from old buildings to be resold for restoration or speciality work. They will do this prior to a renovation. Some fixtures from old home are buildings can be very valuable.

Q:I checked the filter and cleaned it.. i can feel a little bit of warm heat coming from the vent but nothing like it used to be? Its a cat: The heater core is failing or has failed.

Q:The S/N on the Excavator is 2FL5530.The pump # is 7I2730 or 7J2770.Thank you: Dealerships.... They'll have it for sure. Little more pricey, but with something important such as this.. I wouldn't trust OKorder. I doubt you'll find one on there.

Q:on the lego excavator how do you keep the battery pack secured on the bottom: JB weld putty will permanently bond the pack to the lego base.

Q:Drag Line Excavator - Are there any Digging Functions where this kind of Excavator can't be used?: They are very commonly used in coal mining. There are several in North Dakota. There were some really big ones but I think they are no longer in use.

Q:i have been looking for scopes all day and i just came across the Barska Excavator and it is within my budget and from what i have read it is a pretty good scope. i am looking to mount it to my Marlin .270, is this a good scope and will it hold a zero?: Let's look at this a different way. Barska Excavator . What does one do with an excavator? You dig holes in the ground with an excavator... right? This is hilarious... I think the company is trying to tell you something. Excavator.... dig a hole and bury this turkey.... or it's most useful attribute is that it can be used as a shovel. Would you buy a chair called the LaZBoy? hemorrhoid?

1. Manufacturer Overview
Location
Year Established
Annual Output Value
Main Markets
Company Certifications

2. Manufacturer Certificates
a) Certification Name
Range
Reference
Validity Period

3. Manufacturer Capability
a)Trade Capacity
Nearest Port
Export Percentage
No.of Employees in Trade Department
Language Spoken:
b)Factory Information
Factory Size:
No. of Production Lines
Contract Manufacturing
Product Price Range