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Yanmar 3HM35F ?
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SCUBA 11
Oct 2, 2001, 8:25:18 PM10/2/01
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Looking at a boat with this motor, and can not find it listed anywhere.
SAIL LOCO
Oct 3, 2001, 1:41:27 AM10/3/01
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<<<<Looking at a boat with this motor, and can not find it listed
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What? The boat? The motor? Listed?
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SCUBA 11
Oct 3, 2001, 7:54:03 AM10/3/01
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The motor.I can not find any information on this model.
Rick Morel
Oct 3, 2001, 8:28:45 AM10/3/01
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On 03 Oct 2001 11:54:03 GMT, scu...@aol.com (SCUBA 11) wrote:
>The motor.I can not find any information on this model.
A start might be:
http://www.marinedieseldirect.com/yanmar/marine-engines/yanmar-engine-identification-reference.html
I've got the 3HM. Slightly less HP and raw water cooled. The "H" is
either for High power or High RPM; I've heard both. Continuous duty at
3200 RPM, one hour at 3500 RPM. No telling how many hours on mine when
I got it, but I've put 600 hours with no problems save one. The Yanmar
secondary fuel filter is troublesome. Almost impossible to keep it
from leaking. New filter didn't help. Remove it and replace with
something else.
Rick
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Doug Dotson
Oct 3, 2001, 9:58:44 AM10/3/01
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My old boat had a 3HM30 raw water cooled. Sometime since 1981
when the boat was new, Yanmar upgraded some of their engines.
The "same horsepower" replacement for the 3HM30 was the 3GM30(F)
and the 3HM30 was upgraded to the 3HM35(F). It was available new
4 years ago when I repowered so I'm sure there is info out there on it.
Have you checked the Yanmar website? You might contact Mack-
Boring in New Jersey. They are a major distributor for Yanmar. I
don't see the 3HM series listed on their website but a human there
can probably tell you what the situation is. I wish I had replaced mine
with the 3HM35F since it would have been a drop-in. As it was I had
to re-engineer the engine bed. A real pain.
when the boat was new, Yanmar upgraded some of their engines.
The "same horsepower" replacement for the 3HM30 was the 3GM30(F)
and the 3HM30 was upgraded to the 3HM35(F). It was available new
4 years ago when I repowered so I'm sure there is info out there on it.
Have you checked the Yanmar website? You might contact Mack-
Boring in New Jersey. They are a major distributor for Yanmar. I
don't see the 3HM series listed on their website but a human there
can probably tell you what the situation is. I wish I had replaced mine
with the 3HM35F since it would have been a drop-in. As it was I had
to re-engineer the engine bed. A real pain.
doug
Geert Smant
Oct 6, 2001, 4:57:54 PM10/6/01
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I live in the netherlands (Europe) and I have the same engine and the same
problem.
Our 35 feet sailing boat build in 1987 is equiped with a Yanmar hm35 raw
water cooling, if you can find info I will be pleased when you send me the
info too. mail adres: in...@removethisjachtverf.nl
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Our 35 feet sailing boat build in 1987 is equiped with a Yanmar hm35 raw
water cooling, if you can find info I will be pleased when you send me the
info too. mail adres: in...@removethisjachtverf.nl
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