The Earl Redd Tug Equipped with Cat 3516 Tier 4 Final Power

"When we looked to move forward into the Tier 4 requirements, Caterpillar was absolutely our first choice to be able to do that with." Meet the Earl Redd, equipped with Cat 3516E Tier 4 Final engines. bit.ly/2pbNlgc #catmarine

[@roundsm18]

Im so glad to see Caterpillar still in the marine industry. I started in trucking before the EPA regulations made them pull out.

[@bigtexas7580]

2:19 I love that mule ear exhaust on the tug boat. Reminds me of my Peterbilt. CAT diesel power!

[@kobusdutoitbosman6240]

…brilliant reflection and great marketing exposé exhibiting top class quality and craftsmanship, relationships which go way WAY beyond and an engineering product which speaks its own, most powerfull language : one which an ever increasing competitive and demanding world market understands and really values, appreciates.
Truly well done, herein! Complimént.
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[@user-qt8zt6zg6w]

Does anyone make delete tuning for this boat? Asking for a friend

[@enginemaster01]

Edison Chouest offshore had the first 4 vessel. It's an osv

[@oiTzTricKyx]

That’s why they said multiple times the first tier4 tug boat

[@thetruth6304]

Any chance if anyone would know what the serial number of the engine is? 🤔

[@CatMarine]

Thank you for your interest, the truth! Your Cat dealer can help you with pricing and availability on Diesel Engine. You can find a location near you on our website www.cat.com/en_US/support/dealer-locator.html?. - Andy

[@Duckinator0317]

MRC

[@almencastillo6401]

MRC

[@electric7487]

Doesn't this engine fire unevenly?

[@CatMarine]

Hi El Ectric. Your Cat dealer can help! To find a dealer near you visit bit.ly/3i1g02l - Maria C

[@almencastillo6401]

Some of the ser# MRC engines are reverse rotation. The ones on Edison Choest does anyway.