Perkins marine Sabre diesel

[MekMik]

Anybody know anything about the Perkins Sabre marine diesels?

 

[MikeHalloran]

Perkins makes engines.
Sabre marinizes Perkins engines.
What else do you want to know?



Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA

 

[WGJ]

Tut tut, Mike. A little terse, maybe.

Bill

 

[WGJ]

http://perkins-sabre.com/PR/Company/Company.cfm

Bill

 

[patprimmer]

The quality of an answer often reflects the quality of the question.

I thought Mike was generous.

My instinctive answer to the OP is simply Yes.

Further comment requires a more carefully thought out question and I have better things to do than play 20 questions before we can begin to think of an answer to the real question.

I also have better things to do than to create a 20 or 30 page paper in a hope to hit the real question somewhere in that answer.

Regards
Pat
See FAQ731-376 for tips on use of eng-tips by professional engineers for professional engineers

 

[WGJ]

Rotters, dole out some milk of human kindness.

You're hard men.

Do you think someone's slipped someting into my tea today?

Bill

 

[NormPeterson]

This happens to be the OP's first post here (over about two weeks' total membership time). He'd be well-advised to ask somewhat more specific questions if he expects to receive more useful answers.


Norm

 

[WGJ]

MekMik - don't be discouraged by these gnarly old engineer types.

Beneath those world-worn, rough exteriors lie.....world-worn, rough interiors.


Bill

 

[SomptingGuy]

I must admit I'd never heard of this company. A diesel engine company in the Westcountry. Hmm, something to ponder on if the axe drops here.

- Steve

 

[WGJ]

Sabre, as far as I am aware, have been doing this sort of work for many, many years.

Thirty-odd years ago they were doing marinisation work on the Ford 'Dorset' and 'Dover' engines that went into the 'D' series and European 'Cargo' trucks that I worked on.
Some of these went into the 'offshore' power boat classes.

Bill