Caterpillar Cat 3412, Marine Diesel Engine on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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Caterpillar CAT 3412, Marine Diesel Engine
Model: 3412 Serial Number 3JK01606 AR Number 132-6105 Year 2000 932 kW (1250 HP) @ 2300 RPM 2749 reported total time
hours Weight; 4,500 lbs.
Engine was a backup engine for a “RNLI Lifeboat”, an emergency response vessel, which is the British version of the US Coast Guard Available for
inspection and/or survey to qualified buyer with deposit Note; engine is being
sold without transmission "bob tail" Note : we also have available for an additional cost a ; single
display , single electric control , all required connectors and 50’ cable for
ONE (1) engine and transmission installation . Note ; we have a large
selection of transmissions available which are for sale and being sold
separately, please inquire Asking
$69,500.00 OBO Multiple pictures
available upon request , and any questions gladly answered Handling and shipping
can be arranged for any worldwide destination through our local vendor at
additional cost The sale is FOB Fort
Lauderdale , Florida TERMS /CONDITIONS :
These Goods are offered subject to prior sale, withdrawal, without notice.
Buyer has right to inspect said Goods prior to final bid. Acceptance of
bid shall constitute a binding contract. This sale is “as is, where is,”
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida USA, with no warranties express or implied as to
condition, quality, or fitness for a particular purpose. Seller shall not be
liable under any circumstances for any defects patent, latent, or otherwise.
The Buyer acknowledges that no guarantees or warranties were expressed or
implied by the Seller or his agent regarding the condition, quality or fitness
for any purpose of the Goods. DISCLAIMER :
Descriptions of these Goods are offered in good faith but Seller cannot
guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition
of the Goods. The buyer acknowledges their responsibility to conduct such
inspections and inquiries as they deem appropriate. JURISDICTION / VENUE :
By placing your bid on this auction for these Goods you agree and accept that
the rights and obligations of the parties hereunder shall be determined, in
accordance with Florida law without regard to choice of law doctrines. The
parties agree to submit to personal jurisdiction of Florida courts for any
action relating to or arising under the terms, conditions, disclaimer as set
forth above. Venue for any action arising under or relating to this transaction
shall be in the court of appropriate jurisdiction for Broward County, Florida.
If any proceeding is brought to enforce a parties right under this agreement,
the losing party shall pay all costs and attorneys' fees of the prevailing
party.
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