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Marine Engines, Parts, Gearboxes and Sterngear 50Th Anniversary Trading since 1970, now in our 51st Year. Get Expert advice from Practical Engineers Marine Engines, Parts, Gearboxes and Sterngear F.P.T. New Engines 4 Ford Rebuilt Diesel Engines & Marinised Used Engines 5 Ford Diesel Engine Repair Parts 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 Sabre & Lehman Parts For Ford Based Engines 11 Ford Diesel Engine Marinising 12 Cummins Marinising Parts 13 Perkins Marinising Parts 14 Perkins Diesel Engine Repair Parts 15, 16, 17, 18 & 19 Marinising Parts Bmc, Gardner, Chevrolet 20 Marinising Parts Mercedes, Peugeot, VW 21 Diesel Engine To Petrol Sterndrive Conversion Kits & Parts 22 Marinising Turbocharged Diesel Engines 23 Bowman Manifolds, Oil Coolers & Heat Exchangers 24 Bowman Heat Exchangers & Charge Air Coolers, Oil Coolers 25, 26 Bowman Parts: Covers, Ends & Other Items, Bodies, Tubestacks & Gaskets 27 & 28 Jabsco Bilge Pumps, Parts & Martec Fresh Water Cooling Kits 29 Turbocharger & Exhaust Parts 30 Oil Filter Conversions, Bmc, Cummins & New Holland Parts 31 Hoses, Clips & S 32 Air & Water Intake Strainers & Miscellaneous 33 Diesel Fuel System Pumps, Fuel Filters, Parts & Injectors 34 Starters, Alternators & Battery Cables 35 Electrical & Instrumentation 36 Controls, Steering Systems & Bennett Trim Tab Kits 37 Castings - Bellhousings, Mounts & Outlets 38 Gearboxes - Borg Warner Velvet Drive, Prm, Twin Disc, Technodrive, ZF 39 & 40 Gearbox Repair Parts & Oil Cooler Kits 41 Accessories For Gearboxes & Flywheel Driveplates 42 R & D Flexible Couplings, Shaft Half-Couplings & Bobbins 43 R & D Flexible Mounts 44 Adaptations, Python Drives & Shaft-Loks 45 Sterngear - Shafts, Seals, Rudders 46 Propellers 47 Sternpowr, Enfield Sterndrives, Surface Drive & Saildrives 48 Lancing Marine Special Offers 49 Gearbox Special Offers - New And Unused, Used 50, 51 Index 52 Mike MD Anne Sarah Jill John Martyn Adam Andy Alaister Adrian The Lancing Marine Team We have been manufacturing, supplying and repairing marine engines, gearboxes and sterngear for over 50 years, and in that time have built up a wealth of knowledge. Our experience and hands-on approach enables us to sort out many installation problems in both new and classic craft. Over the years we have built up the UK’s widest stock of marine engineering components, with more than a hundred gearboxes, PRM, Borg Warner and ZF, in stock at any time. We also offer an in-house, expert transmission repair service, essential to keep commercial and pleasure customers on the water with minimal down time. Our vast stock includes thousands of Ford and Perkins diesel engine spares, both from original manufacturers’ stocks and from after-market suppliers around the World, which gives us a wide source of parts to enable the repair of older engines. We are also the largest stockist of the Bowman heat exchangers, manifolds and oil coolers which are used on many Ford and Perkins engines, dedicated Bowman parts for many other makes, as well as general purpose components for fitting all types of engine. Another component for which we are the major distributor is the Manecraft Deep Sea shaft seal which we now supply throughout U.K. and to a number of major overseas markets. Lancing Marine PROPRIETORS: BELLAMYS (M & A) LTD. Registered: London 384105 TRADE PRICE BOOK 50 As our pricing is now dynamic to keep up with market trends, material costs, exchange rates, and manufacturing economies; whilst we do try to keep prices stable, this book must be regarded just as a snapshot of the prices at the time of printing, and the prices posted on our web site at the time of order will be the ruling prices. Quantity Terms Quantity terms are available on boatbuilder prices except where prices are stated as ‘Nett’. Packing & Carriage Packing and Carriage extra. V.A.T. V.A.T. extra on U.K., and private E.C. sales, except Channel Isles & Canary Isles, VAT Registration No. GB 192 732 156. Terms of Business All transactions are subject to our own standard Conditions of Sale, copies of which are available on request. Buyers Purchase Conditions not accepted. Bankers Barclays Bank P.L.C.Branch Number 20-12-75, Swift code BUKBGB22 Account Number 00160962, IBAN. GB18 BUKB 201275 001609 62 Debit & Credit Cards Mastercard, Maestro, Cirrus, Visa, PayPal and Amex accepted, for phone, fax and mail orders. 51 Victoria Road, Portslade, Sussex BN41 1XY Tel: 01273 410025 Fax: 01273 430290 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.lancingmarine.com Issue Date 10.21 FPT New Engines Supplied by Lancing Marine HP RANGE MAX RPM MODEL DESCRIPTION LIST OUR F.P.T. Engine specifications. PRICE PRICE According to duty 85 to 100 2800 N45-100 4-Cyl 4.5 litre N/A £11,228 £8,646 Prices quoted are for marinised engines, ready to install, but certain 125 to 150 2800 N67-150 6-Cyl, 6.7 litre N/A £12,672 £10,527 items from the OPTIONS list are essential requirements to ensure 180 to 220 2800 N67-220 6-Cyl 6.7 litre TC £19,112 £14,716 safe and reliable operation of the engine, and allow the engine to be 230 to 280 2800 N67-280 6-Cyl 6.7 Litre TCI £20,568 £15,837 registered for warranty. These include Instrument panel and harness FPT New Engines Engines FPT New Electronic governor for genset £790 (which incorporates certain alarm and safety features), an The following engines are also available for UK sales only appropriate exhaust outlet wet or dry. 115 to 230 3500 to 4000 S30E-230 4-cyl 3 litre TCI P.O.A. P.O.A. There is a questionnaire that needs to be filled in by the instalation 170 to 250 2800 N40E-250 4-cyl, 4 litre TCI P.O.A. P.O.A. engineer to register the engine for F.P.T. warranty. 270 to 370** 2800 N60E-370 6-Cyl 6.0 litre TCI P.O.A. P.O.A. 270 to 400 3000 N60E-400 6-Cyl 6.0 litre TCI P.O.A. P.O.A. All engines will require suitable coupling parts to connect on to the 350 to 450 3000 N67E-450 6-Cyl 6.7 litre TCI P.O.A. P.O.A. chosen transmission system, and prices for these parts for common 450 to 570 3000 N67E-570 6-Cyl 6.7 litre TCI P.O.A. P.O.A. INSULATION OF EARTH-RETURN ENGINES Method A Order the insulated return electrics as listed Method B Order the following; 1. Insulate return fuel pump solenoid - £85 2. Insulated return alternator - from £217 3. Ground-bridge solenoid to earth the cylinder block only whilst cracking - £25 Method C Order the following: 1. A.V. mounts as listed 2. R & D insulated flex coupling for output flange of gearbox - from £149 3. Insulated control cable mounts and end terminations - per engine set £29 N67-280 Take care to ensure there are no remaining metal-to-metal connections from engine to the structure of the hull. OPTIONS N45-100 N67-150 N67-220 N67-280 PART NUMBERS N45-100 N67-150 N67-220 N67-280 Instrument panel with 7M harness, main or 2nd station £900 £900 £900 £900 Sea water pump £1,145 £1,145 £1,461 £1,461 24V earth return ElectricsSurcharge £399 £399 £284 — Impeller (Jabsco) £29 £29 £47 £47 12v Insulated return ElectricsSurcharge £1,100 * £1,100 * £909 * — * O ring impeller (3) (Jabsco) £8 £8 £8 £8 24V insulated return electricsSurcharge £1,143 £1,143 £833 — Cover plate (Jabsco) £18 £18 £19 £19 Charge amplifier and split charger £283 £283 £283 £283 Screws Cover plate (Jabsco) £4 £4 £4 £4 Charge Split Relay £17 £17 £17 £17 Cam (Jabsco) £12 £12 £47 £47 Exhaust outlet, wet £476 £476 £600 £770 Screw Cam (Jabsco) £7 £7 £6 £6 Exhaust outlet, dry £254 £254 N.A. N.A. Wear plate (Jabsco) £8 £8 £8 £8 AV Mounts £294 £294 £294 £394 Oil Filter £38 £38 £38 £38 PTO Pulley £105 £74 £47 £60 Fuel Filter £25 £25 £25 £25 PTO Shaft £196 £196 £196 £196 Fuel Filter Pre filter £27 £27 £27 £44 Calorifier Connections £47 £47 £47 £47 Belt £47 £47 £47 £47 Flywheel Drive Plate and housing coverFor PRM £357 £352 £364 £291 Anodes Heat exchanger £28 £28 £28 £28 Flywheel Drive Plate and housing coverFor B/W or ZF £400 £393 £405 £432 Anode Cap Heat exchanger £10 £10 £10 £10 Gearbox oil Cooler Kit £234 £234 £358 £234 Starter 12 volt earth return £303 £303 £303 £303 Shift Cable connection kit £56 £56 £56 £56 Air filter £6 £6 £34 £34 Dual station speed & shft connectionSurcharge £58 £58 £58 £58 Fuel Lift pump £51 £51 £51 N/A Boost pressure gauge & senderSupplied loose — — £59 £59 Gasket Rocker Cover £13 £13 £13 £13 Water feed for Deep Sea seal £20 £20 £20 £20 Drive belt Guard F.O.C. F.O.C. N.A. N.A. Intake blockage sensor with alarm, E. or Ins. return £89 £89 £89 £89 Low pressure fuel sensor with alarm £92 £92 £92 £92 F.P.T. Instrument panel, with alarms Iveco Anodes 8693597 Iveco Fuel Lift Pump 50438 Iveco Fuel Filter 504048025 4 V.A.T. extra on all prices Page Updated: 07-Jun-2021 Phone: +44 (0)1273 411765 Email: [email protected] Maranised Rebuilt & Used Ex-Vehicle Engines Maranised Rebuilt & Used Ex-Vehicle Engines Ex-Vehicle Used & Rebuilt Maranised REBUILT ENGINES ASSEMBLY YEAR MODEL CAPACITY H.P. PRICES CHARGE 1968-82 2710/2712E 240/254 Cu.In. 70/80 £4,848 £890 1974-82 2715E 380 Cu.In. 120 £5,821 £990 1968-82 2704ET 360 cu.in. 150 £6,232 £1,210 1968-82 2704ETI 360 cu.in. 180 £6,526 £1,425 1982-94 2722E 254 Cu.In.
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