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Golden Flying Fish FD186F

Built: 2011 · Series: Other models

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The Golden Flying Fish FD186F is a machine built by Golden Flying Fish. Production: 2011. The fuel is 300-500 ppm Low Sulfur Diesel. The rated output is 6 kW. The engine is naturally aspirated. The engine meets emissions stage Tier 4 (Final or Phase In). Fuel reaches the combustion chamber through direct injection. It is a four-stroke diesel engine. The cylinders are arranged in line. Rated output within this group ranges from 2 to 4,850 kW; the FD186F sits at the bottom of that range with 6 kW. Its immediate neighbours are the L70W6-S below it with 5 kW and the 1B50 T / U / V / W above it with 7 kW.

FD186F by Golden Flying Fish: small diesel engine rated at 6 kW for soil-tillage equipment, built in 2011, from the widely used engine family in China carrying the 186F designation

Golden Flying Fish is a Chinese manufacturer of small diesel engines. As with numerous other Chinese suppliers in this power segment, the range is based on a widely shared design sold under its own trade name, rather than production concentrated at a single group.

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Built in 2011, the FD186F is rated at 6 kW. Small diesel engines in this power class are typically compact single-cylinder designs with direct injection and air cooling in the nonroad segment, built for low weight and simple maintenance rather than high engine speed or power density.

Engines of this power class and design commonly drive small soil-tillage equipment in agriculture, such as single-axle tillers or cultivators, where a light, rugged drive matters more than high power density. The 186F designation points to a design built in parallel by several Chinese manufacturers within this power segment.

When buying a used FD186F fitted in a tillage machine, besides checking the engine for compression and oil leaks at the seals, inspect the power take-off coupling to the implement for wear, since it comes under particular strain on tillers and cultivators. The cooling fins of the air-cooled single-cylinder unit should be checked for dirt and cracks, and since injection pumps from different Chinese manufacturers, despite a similar design, often do not fit one another, spare-parts availability should be clarified before buying.

Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells FD186F

Technical data

Engine

Engine familyBFGDL.418F86correct
Engine familiesBFGDL.418F86correct
Fuel300-500 ppm Low Sulfur Dieselcorrect
Rated output6 kWcorrect
Power bandkW<8correct
Rated speed3,600 rpmcorrect
Maximum torque15.9 N·mcorrect
Speed at max. torque3,600 rpmcorrect
Cylinders1correct
Cylinder layoutin linecorrect
Bore86 mmcorrect
Stroke72 mmcorrect
Operating cyclefour-stroke dieselcorrect
Injectiondirect injectioncorrect
Aspirationnaturally aspiratedcorrect
Emissions stageTier 4 (Final or Phase In)correct

Origin and approval

Built from2011correct
Built to2011correct
Model year from2011correct
Model year to2011correct

Frequently asked questions

How much power does the Golden Flying Fish FD186F have?

The Golden Flying Fish FD186F delivers 6 kW.

When was the Golden Flying Fish FD186F built?

Production years: 2011.

What to check before buying

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  • For used units, ask about winding condition and bearing play.
  • Ask about parts availability for this series — the running costs hang on it.

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