ABC 4 DUS in Oostende
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Published 2021-11-18
Motornummer: 8580
All Comments (21)
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For those who don't read Dutch--ABC marine diesel engine built by Anglo Belgian Company in Ghent (Belgium). The motor served for years at the University of Bergen (Belgium) as a power group for conducting experiments. Type: 4DUS (Diesel Universal Supercharged) Year of construction: 1953 Number of cylinders: 4 Power: 325 HP at 600 rpm. Bore: 242mm Stroke length: 320mm Cylinder capacity: 58.8 liters Engine number: 8580
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every piece of northsea coast had its own engine builders . abc is probably the crown on all the designs combined in this class
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Sounds good. The heartbeat of this 4-stroke, 4-cylinder diesel engine, the 4-beat heartbeat.
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Simply beautiful and not complex either.
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This is one real nice example of a engine for sure. NICE
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I love these old engines they have character and are fixable, they lasted and were reliable, I have had modern generators but none of them have been has reliable as an old pom pom engine that I own from the 1930s,
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The (unfortunately no longer produced) Voith Maxima locomotives had 12- and 16-cylinder ABC engines with mechanical injection. They were chosen as they were the only off-the-shelf engines they could find that would work within the space constraints and have the desired performance.
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Muito lindo esse motor parabéns pelo vídeo ❤ moro no sul do Brasil❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Звук двигателя как красивая музыка! ❤❤❤
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Prachtig om te zien en top van PATRIEK dat hij dit in stand houdt 👍👍
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Notice how simple this engine is! Then take a look at the new engines!!!
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Спасибо! Вспомнил юность, мотористом на теплоходе. 😊👍
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A beautiful and shiny impeccable clean! But what does it do, what does it power, what is it's purpose? Is watching and listening to a zero the purpose for fun and excitement in the hallways of the human brain? 🧠
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Ooh heel mooi te zien!
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Lovely to see and here. Very smooth!
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Can't see any oil flow on the rockers or camshaft.
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шикарный дизель
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Wirklich first Class Motoren!
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What a classic
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Amazing how little oil there is on the cam & lifters, is that normal for one of these? & what is the inactive white rocker on the 4th lobe for?
