This 8' x 8' Modified Moray Dredge is a working marine vessel built for serious dredging operations. The unit runs a Cat 3126B engine at 275 HP and moves water at 2,000 GPM through 8" suction and discharge lines. It handles digging depths from 3' to 16' and carries a dry weight of 35,000 pounds. The hull measures 42'10" long with an 11'11" operating width and 4' depth, drawing just 2'9" when fueled. A swinging ladder and 19½" impeller with 3½" particle clearance round out the setup. Located in Illinois and currently available.
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| Industry | Maritime |
| Titled Vehicle | No |
| Template | Marine |
| Make | Moray |
| Model | 8' x 8' |
| Lengy | 42'10" |
| Operating Width | 11'11" |
| Hull Depth | 4' |
| Draft - w/Fuel | 2' 9" |
| Dry Weight | 35,000 LBS |
| Digging Depth | 3' to 16' |
| Ladder | Swinging |
| Nominal Pump Capacity (Water) | 2,000 GPM |
| Engine | Cat 3126B at 275HP |
| Suction / Discharge Diameter | 8" x 8" |
| Impeller Diameter | 19 1/2" |
| Maximum Particle Clearance | 3 1/2" |
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