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Caterpillar 3208 Turbo Marine Diesel Long Block on 2040-parts.com

US $7,500.00
Location:

Caraquet, New Brunswick, Canada

Caraquet, New Brunswick, Canada
REBUILT BY PROFESSIONAL ENGINE MACHINE SHOP
Brand:CATERPILLAR Stroke:4-Stroke Engine(HP):320 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:3208T Core Charge:1000

FOR SALE:

REBUILT CATERPILLAR LONG BLOCK MODEL 3208 TURBO MARINE DIESEL ENGINE

** WE CAN SHIP WORLDWIDE , CONTACT US FOR A QUOTE **

THESE LONG BLOCKS ARE AVAILABLE IN 320 HP & 375 HP VERSIONS

COMES WITH:

REBUILT CYLINDER BLOCK 0.020" OVERSIZE

NEW MAIN BEARINGS

NEW ROD BEARINGS

REBUILT CONNECTING RODS

NEW PISTONS, RINGS, AND PINS

NEW GASKET KITS

REBUILT CYLINDER HEAD

REBUILT CAMSHAFT

NEW CAM BUSHINGS/BEARINGS

OPTIONAL: FRONT COVER, FLYWHEEL HOUSING, VALVE COVERS AT EXTRA FEE

CONTACT US WITH YOUR HORSEPOWER MODEL REQUIRED

IT WILL TAKE APPROX 1-2 WEEKS TO GET IT DONE, ON ORDER

CONTACT ANDRE FOR MORE INFO. 1-506-726-7795

THANK YOU


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