Engine hrs

[Portofino]

There’s been a lot of posts on various threads about hrs .
Came across this .It’s a Rodman , 2010 , How many hrs ? Fully serviced by the book .

 

[ST840]

3500?

 

[Momac]

The engine room looks cosmetically tired so I am guessing it has been in commercial use .
So lets say 10,000 hours ?

 

[paradave]

Is this the same engine manufacturer as you have in yours by chance?

 

[Portofino]

It is the same manufacture.FWIW ?This is because I have access to this info from other platforms and happy to share on here , but could be any other manufacturers equivalent. Don’t get bogged down by it paradave …..toss a number in .

I will give it few days for a more responses , but the eagle eyed are already figuring things out .

 

[jointventureII]

All the bolt heads have paint missing so it looks like a fairly decent strip back has been performed. New pieces of hose, newish looking hose clamps.... I'd go
10, 000+ hours.

Recently in our marina, a Superyacht chase boat came up for sale, 2 yamaha 200hp outboards with 5500 hours apiece!

 

[gordmac]

50,000 hours?

 

[julians]

20160 hours

(7 hours per day x 5 days per week x 48 weeks per year x 12 years)

 

[Dino]

24000

 

[Mr Googler]

Rodman has a better hull design than an Itama so they should last longer ?

 

[harvey38]

The lifting points on the Port engine look like they are missing paint, can't quite make out if the Starboard ones are the same, engine/s been out at some point?

 

[Portofino]

14000 .
Its a Spanish patrol vessel , Gov maintained.
A lot saw the clues , it has been out for a 10000 hr revision . , the lifting eyelets have witness marks as do many other bolts .
They never went over 2100 rpm .Not sure what it’s rated is as they do light , medium and heavy duty .
Medium iirc is 3000 hrs / yr .Light the sort of stuff we have fitted to leisure boats 1000 hrs .The WOT rpm drops as you go up the scale along with the Hp .

12 yr old remember .
Quite encouraging for us civilians .