Kalmar CQ:
What is the engine in the CQ2.0 ?

Hi


Would anyone know which engine is in the diesel CQ2.0 ?

Perkins but which one.
  • Posted 21 Jan 2021 12:58
  • Discussion started by FlyingHaggis
  • Cambridge, United Kingdom
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Hi there. I've recently got a CQ 2.5 with a couple of issues. How did you get on with yours? Did you get any literature or manuals in the end?

Thanks! Paul
  • Posted 21 Feb 2022 18:15
  • Reply by Paologray
  • United Kingdom

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