Marine engine Deutsche, Spain

Marine engine, Deutsche, Spain, 1982

Assembled by DEUTZ SPAIN, a company specializing in machining and assembly of engine components. It is a direct successor to Díaz de Terán, a company founded in 1883, originally dedicated to manufacturing tools and agricultural machinery.

The engine's origin is German, from the Motoren-Werke Mannheim (MWM) factory, recognized by its MWM trademark.

עודכן: 2024-10-21

The collection is displayed to the public at Ein-Vered, in the Sharon. The place is shaded with plenty of parking space, and equipped with toilet facilities.

The site is open to the public every day except Wednesdays 08:30 - 13:00; Saturdays and Holidays: 09:00 - 13:00.

No dogs allowed (Except guide dogs)

During weekdays, visits for groups of 25 persons (or more) can be coordinated with:
Erez, phone 052-2452457.

Admission fee:
Individuals: 30 NIS per person • admission + wagon ride: 50 NIS.
Groups of 15 person or more: 25 NIS per person • 30 NIS if guided tour.
Children under the age of 18 months: free admittance
Complementary warm drink included.

Unfortunately, you can't climb on the exhibits, but there are a variety of activities for kids, including: The Tractor in the Sandbox; Thomas the Tank Engine; A real fire truck; Coloring pages; Puzzles; Ride-on toys.
You can buy popsicles and there are hot drinks for adults In the museum shop, you can also find T-shirts, books, puzzles, and mugs.
On Saturdays, you can take a tractor-pulled wagon tour of the surrounding orchards. The tour lasts about 20 minutes and costs 20 NIS per person.