Volvo Penta is world-leading in the supply of marine diesel and gasoline engines for all applications, whether it be a 12HP inboard for a sailing yacht or a 1000HP D13 quad IPS installation powering a 120ft+ yacht. At Darthaven we not only specialise in maintenance and repair, but also new installations and re-powering. Re-powering your yacht or motorboat will transform the performance, improve fuel efficiency and reduce vibration and noise levels. For more information on all Volvo Penta products and re-powering options please visit our website or call us on 01803 752242 (option 6). Packages start from £5,140 inc VAT.
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Why choose Suzuki Marine outboards? Suzuki Marine outboards feature some of the most advanced innovations and technology available in the market today. One of which is Suzuki’s ‘Learn Burn’ fuel control technology that predicts fuel needs according to the operating conditions and then delivers the optimum fuel/air mixture resulting in up to a 30% improvement in fuel economy when compared with other outboards of the same power rating. This technology features on all engines DF9.9B and above.
The new DF350A
A word leader in high performance marine electronics, Raymarine products are engineered to deliver the very best in visual navigation information with easy to use interfaces, rugged design and reliability. For more information on Raymarine’s comprehensive range, please contact Lee Harris by either emailing electrical@
darthaven.co.uk or by calling 01803 752242.
The new Axiom Pro 19
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