YAKIMA, WA, April 10, 2013 (Press-News.org) Caterpillar 3126 is one of the diesel engines that are specifically designed for use by both medium and large Caterpillar Machinery such as dump trucks, loaders, excavators and bulldozers. National Power Supply offers the best deals on reman cat 3126 and many more. National Power Supply sells a full range of Remanufactured Caterpillar Engines. The second generation 3126 engine was designed and released to the market in the late 1990s in a bid to improve the hydraulic electronic unit injection fuel system. Below are some of the specifications about this product that will help you gain more insight about its capabilities.
Engine Size- Its engine has a 7.2L displacement capacity which can produce approximately 300 horse power at 2,200 RPM. There are other engines under this brand that can produce a horse power of up to 330 but these ones are mostly used by fire trucks or emergency vehicles that need to perform various difficult tasks timely. National Power Supply works with independent's to get customers the best price and the best quality right here in the U.S.A.
Unlike other diesel engines in the market, the reman cat 3126 has an in-line cylinder style that enables it to produce more torque than horsepower. This feature enables the machine to perform virtually all tasks that require low end engine power. In addition, the engineers of this product have incorporated a new 3-valve system that has changed the manner in which air passes through the cylinders. This in turn helps to improve its performance as well as efficiency in terms of fuel combustion.
The cat 3126 that sells on National Power Supply is a unique engine, it drives its air compressor and oil pump using gears instead of the independent electrical motors. It also has a re-grind-able crank shaft that is relatively light in weight as compared to other models. Other additional components include dual thermostats, an isolated water pump and high quality steel connecting rods that promote its durability and reduce its maintenance and repair costs. It's also important to note that it has an electronic governor system that regulates the machines RPMs.
Environmentally Friendly- In the recent past, the world has experienced rampant increase in air pollution and this has resulted in stringent environmental control rules and regulations that seek to safeguard the well being of the environment. In a bid to promote the welfare of the environment, this engine is designed to significantly reduce the amount of pollutants that it releases to the environment. To achieve this, it's designed such that it's air-to-air after cooled instead of fuel-injected through HEUI system.
Copper Bonded Bearings- In order to promote its effectiveness in delivering the expected results, it's fitted with copper bonded bearings that are very durable and less susceptible to corrosion. It also has steel connecting rods that are also very resilient and resistant to certain destructive weather conditions that can compromise the overall performance of the engine.
Be sure to only buy from legally accredited suppliers like National Power Supply so as to avoid wasting money on low quality products. Caterpillar 3126 is definitely a reliable and modernized diesel engine available at National Power Supply. Visit http://www.nationalpowersupply.com or call 866-503-7090 today.
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