I could not locate a definitive reference or datasheet under the identifier G6V30/45ATC matching all the details you gave (428?RPM, serial no. 726239, year ~1971). However, I can share what can reasonably be inferred, what typical parameters such an engine might have, and what further information or steps could help you identify its full specification.
Here is a possible breakdown / conjecture and guidance:
Designation: G6V30/45ATC
Speed: 428?RPM
Serial number: 726239
Year: 1971
Fueled by diesel
Likely an industrial or marine engine (given low RPM)
428?RPM is very slow for typical diesel engines used in vehicles or small machinery it suggests this is a low-speed or medium?speed diesel, likely for marine propulsion or power generation, or possibly for large stationary duty (e.g. a generator or drive for heavy machinery).
The G6V30/45ATC nomenclature could encode parameters such as number of cylinders (G6 = 6 cylinders?), bore × stroke (30/45?), variant ATC, etc. But that is speculative without a manufacturer reference.
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