MERCRUISER QSD4.2 - 350 HP
Model: 350 HPBrand: CUMMINS
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Work Boat Large for US Navy
From powerful seine skiffs for the Alaskan salmon fishery to sturdy and practical crew boats for the safe transfer of workers on marine construction jobs, Snow Boat Building has been attracting attention on the West Coast.
Twelve Good Boats, Kirby Marine
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Popular Boat: Popular Engine
On the Mississippi and throughout the U.S. inland waterways, pushboats of about 70 feet and with around 2000 hp are ubiquitous. They can be seen in barge fleeting operations along the riverbanks for pushing one or two 30,000-barrel oil barges.
A Good Hull Deserves a Good Rebuild
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Dann Marine Tug Repowered with Tier 3 Engines
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New Power in the Heart of the Alaskan Beast
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Dann Marine Towing Upgrades Power
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Moose Boats Deliver LAPD Police Boat
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A New Era in Fleeting
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