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Buy second-hand diesel engines – Deutz and Kubota, direct from a specialist construction machinery dealer. We list industrial diesel engines as second-hand and replacement engines for excavators, wheel loaders, forklift trucks, compressors and generators. The range includes Deutz engines from the 1011 and 1013 series, as well as a Kubota V3800-DI-T. Prices are available from the dealer on request; the range changes regularly, and further engines are available on enquiry.
What you’ll find here
Deutz 2-cylinder, 1011 series: F2L 1011 and F2M 1011. Compact engines for mini-excavators, vibratory plates, rollers and small power units.
Deutz 4-cylinder, 1013 series: B4AM 1013 EC, a turbocharged engine with intercooling for medium-sized mobile excavators, wheel loaders and telescopic handlers.
Deutz 6-cylinder, 1013 series: BF6M 1013 ECP, a turbocharged engine with intercooling for larger excavators, wheel loaders, generator sets and stationary applications.
Kubota V3800-DI-T: 4-cylinder engine with a 3.8 l displacement, direct injection and turbocharger. Fitted in skid-steer loaders, mini-excavators, forklift trucks and construction machinery from various manufacturers.
What we look for in used diesel engines
Engine identification: The type and engine number are shown on the type plate on the crankcase. Compare both with your old engine – even if the designation is the same, the version, speed, power output and mounting position may differ.
Compression and test run: A compression test report or a test run on a dynamometer will show whether the pistons, rings and valves are in good working order. Pay attention to blow-by, oil pressure, smoke emission and running noise.
Fitted components: Check whether the alternator, starter motor, fuel injection pump or pump-line-nozzle assembly, turbocharger, radiator and oil sump are included. Missing parts can quickly drive up the cost.
Emissions standard: When replacing an engine in an existing machine, the machine’s emissions standard usually applies. Check that the replacement engine complies with your machine’s registration and documentation.
Replacement or second-hand engine: A replacement engine has been reconditioned and usually comes with a warranty. A second-hand engine from another machine is cheaper, but its condition depends on its mileage and maintenance history.
| Engine | Cylinders / Turbocharging | Cooling | Typical installation scenarios |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deutz F2L 1011 | 2-cylinder, naturally aspirated engine | Designation letter L | Mini-excavators, compaction, power units |
| Deutz F2M 1011 | 2-cylinder, naturally aspirated engine | Designation letter M | Compact machinery |
| Deutz B4AM 1013 EC | 4-cylinder, turbocharged, intercooled | liquid-cooled | Mobile excavators, wheel loaders |
| Deutz BF6M 1013 ECP | 6-cylinder, turbocharged, intercooled | liquid-cooled | Excavators, wheel loaders, generator sets |
| Kubota V3800-DI-T | 4-cylinder, 3.8 l, turbocharged | liquid-cooled | Skid-steer loaders, forklifts, mini-excavators |
Brands and dealers
Deutz, based in Cologne, is one of the largest manufacturers of industrial diesel engines and is fitted in many European construction machines; the 1011 and 1013 series are widely used and have a good supply of spare parts. Kubota manufactures compact industrial diesel engines, which are fitted in numerous compact machines. The supplier is Kraus Baumaschinen GmbH from Frankenthal, a specialist construction machinery dealer with its own workshop.
Frequently asked questions about used diesel engines
How do I interpret a Deutz engine designation?
B stands for turbocharging, F for four-stroke, the number for the number of cylinders, L for air-cooled and M for liquid-cooled, and the four-digit number for the series. BF6M 1013 is therefore a 6-cylinder turbocharged engine from the 1013 series.
How much does a used Deutz engine cost?
Prices are provided by the dealer on request, as they depend heavily on the model, condition and scope of delivery. Ask specifically about fitted parts, a test run and the warranty.
Will the engine fit my machine?
Compare the type, engine number, speed, power output, flywheel housing and position of the connections with your old engine. The safest option is to send the dealer the type plate and machine specifications.
Replacement engine or reconditioning?
A replacement engine significantly reduces the machine’s downtime, as there is no need to dismantle the old engine first. An overhaul is worthwhile for rare models or if only individual parts are worn.
Can the dealer fit the engine?
Kraus Baumaschinen has its own workshop; whether it’s installation or dispatch, please clarify this directly with the dealer. The purchase and payment are handled directly between you and the seller.
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