Cummins Structural Engine for Agriculture

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Cummins Press Release  /  February 24, 2020

Cummins structural engine range for agricultural tractor applications now spans 90 – 326 hp / 67 – 243 kW. The F3.8, F4.5 and B6.7 Performance Series structural engines have been optimized for minimal weight alongside maximum strength for engine and driveline durability. Cummins next generation Performance Series technology significantly improves the capabilities of our F3.8 engine, with 33% more power and 31% more torque versus the previous model. Pushing the power up to 173 hp has made the F3.8 a leader in its class, delivering high machine capability and substantial productivity benefits for farmers who operate Cummins powered equipment.

Moving up the range, the 6-cylinder B6.7 Performance Series engine surges ahead with up to 326 hp and a peak torque of 1375 Nm – a 30 percent increase over its predecessor. Cummins’ electronic control capability means that performance of all structural engines is tailored for on-farm operation with the optimum power bulge and torque back up available to suit tractor duty cycles

The F3.8, F4.5 and B6.7 structural engines meet the latest EU and EPA emissions standards.

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[Bullheaded]

Kubota just released their first Cummins powered tractor, the M8 which is built in a partnership with Versatile of Canada (now Russian owned.) It uses the B 6.7 Cummins.

 

Versatile is a long time Cummins user.

[Maxidyne]

I like the front 3 point, would come in handy here!