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John Deere Marine Engines

23 models · 65 vessels in service.

John Deere, founded in 1868 and headquartered in Moline, United States, is a diversified American corporation. While widely recognized for agricultural and heavy equipment, the company also manufactures diesel engines and drivetrains. These engines are utilized across various marine applications, with 64 vessels currently in service carrying John Deere engines, spanning 23 different models. The most prevalent vessel types include tugs and offshore vessels, each accounting for 17 installations, followed by passenger ships with 13. Geographically, John Deere engines are frequently found in the North Sea / Atlantic region (26 vessels), the Baltic Sea (8), and North America East Coast (3). Common engine models observed in the fleet data include the John Deere - 4045 TFM-50 and the John Deere - 4045 TF258.

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Manufacturer

Founded
1868
Country
United States
HQ
Moline
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