How big is the engine in a Cummins 340?
Anyone have an opinion or experience with this engine? I would call Cummins and find out more about that vintage year engine. The ISB is a 6.7 liter engine (Up from 5.9 liter for the original B engine– displacement depends on model year) whereas the ISC engine is 8.3 liter.
What kind of engine is in a Cummins RV?
The spec’s say it comes with a Cummins 340 ISB Diesel engine. I have seen other RV’s with Cummins 360 ISC or some other notation and I’m trying to determine if the 340 is a large enough engine to provide the kind of power we’ll need.
How big is the engine in a diesel pusher?
Well, there are six common Cummins engines and several Caterpillar that can be found in diesel pushers made in the last decade. They range in size from 6.7 liter displacement, at about 300 horse power, to 15 liters producing a whopping 650 ponies. In most cases, you have no choice in engine size when purchasing a new motorhome.
How big does a Caterpillar Cummins engine get?
Well, there are six common Cummins engines and several Caterpillar that can be found in diesel pushers made in the last decade. They range in size from 6.7 liter displacement, at about 300 horse power, to 15 liters producing a whopping 650 ponies.
What’s the tow limit on a Cummins red?
It is rated to tow 10,000 lbs, due to having an Allison 3000 series transmission. The tow limit on the RED is due to the Allison 2500 series transmission in it, not the engine. The Phaeton/Powerglide will have a 22,000 lb rear axle plus almost twice the torque. (660ftlbs – ISB vs 1050 ftlbs – ISC)
Is the Cummins 6.7L engine a slow engine?
But slower then the 400-600 HP MH engines. It does take less gal for a oil change then other diesels. Probably many more MH from 26′ to 40′ have that engine 5.9-6.7L then any other engine out there. Nothing wrong with that engine.