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C12 @ 1000rpm?
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07-27-2011
12:43 PM
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07-28-2011
02:14 AM
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fanam77
I HAVE CAT C12S IN MY ALASKAN 68 MOTOR YACHT CAN I RUN MY ENGINES AT 1000 RPM WITH OUT CAUSING DAMAGE DAVE SEA ROSE
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07-28-2011 08:23 PM
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07-29-2011 04:49 PM
temp at 1000 rpm is 180 would like to always cruise around 1000 to 1200 rpm with an end of day short blast around 1800 to 2000 rpm the low rpm seems to suit my hull speed 9to 10 knots the boat engines seem happy at the lower rpm plus much better fuel consumption thanks dave sea rose
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07-31-2011 03:12 PM
Sorry temp steady at 190c at 1000 to 1200 RPM i think with my hull speed im possibly over engined with my c12s if i pick up the RPM i can treble my fuel consuption create a massive stern wave for only an extra 2 knots at 1100 RPM 9.2knots no vibration engines and boat feel smooth i would be happy to cruise at 1100 RPM if causing no damage to engines my engines and boat 2007 model
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08-06-2011 11:59 AM - edited 08-06-2011 12:01 PM
Sounds like you're definitely overpowered. Whats happening is your props are not designed to handle the rpm's of the current engines or you have prop damage which is causing the cavitation/vibration at higher rpm's. Sounds like a prop or gear ratio change is in order.

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