1961 DETROIT DSL 6-110
Year
1961
Horsepower
440 HP
Operating Weight
4,000 lbs
About this 6-110
Marine Propulsion Package comprising 2 Counter Rotating General Motors - Detroit Diesel 6-110 in line 6 cylinder Two Stroke Diesel Engines, with Roots Type Blowers, and rated at 440 horse power @ 1800 rpm and a FALK Marine Gear. Both engines drive through one marine gear. This propulsion package was designed specifically for a Double Ended Ferry, operating on short routes.Although the 6-110 was introduced in 1945, these particular engines were installed in a New York City ferry, the "Michael Cosgrove", which was built in Rhode Island in 1961.Both engines can be barred over without issue and 2 spare Roots Blowers are included with the package. Se Habla Español
- Two-stroke cycle design for high power pulses per minute
- Uniflow scavenging system for efficient air intake and exhaust
- Unit fuel injection system for reliable fuel delivery
- Exceptional durability and longevity due to heavy-duty construction
- Versatile applications in marine, industrial, and rail sectors
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Additional Notes
- Propulsion package configured for both engines to drive through one marine gear.
- Engines originally installed in 1961 New York City ferry 'Michael Cosgrove'.
- Includes 2 spare Roots Blowers.
Specifications
About this Model
The Detroit Diesel 6-110 is a legendary straight-six, two-stroke diesel engine produced by General Motors' Detroit Diesel Division from 1945 to 1965. Known for its robust and 'overbuilt' design, it delivered exceptional durability and high torque, making it a popular choice for heavy-duty applications like construction equipment, marine vessels, and rail cars.
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