Transmission Engineering Company (TECO) announced they have received an order for four Doen DJ110Z Water Jets from Willard Marine, in Anaheim, Calif. The water jets will be installed in Willard Marine’s 36-ft Rigid Inflatable Boat for the U.S. Navy. TECO is a primary distributor of Doen Water Jets, Controls and Steering Systems for U.S. marine propulsion applications.
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