3 cyl CASE engine like half 6BTA5.9 ?

AsTroSS

AsTroSS

problems start @80 psi
Have you ever seen rear gear case engine,made by CASE, 3 cylinders, 3.9 liters and 2 valves per cylinder.

I have only this bad quality picture.


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That is a Cummins. I've heard about them but this is the closest I've got to seeing one. Did you get an ESN by chance?
 
Currently I have no more pictures, but .... this engine is for sale.

Maybe I have to buy it for my lawnmower repower :evil


I will try to get more pictures and info.
 
That seems kinda big for 3 cylinders, I'll see if anyone at work has more info. Post up an ESN and I can see what quickserve says about it...
 
JWhite said:
That seems kinda big for 3 cylinders, I'll see if anyone at work has more info. Post up an ESN and I can see what quickserve says about it...
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If the engine is made by CASE, the quickserve does not reccognice the number
 
AsTroSS said:
If the engine is made by CASE, the quickserve does not reccognice the number
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Cummins builds engines for Case and NewHolland...CNH, Komatsu, Iveco, Paccar and maybe a few more. The valve covers and head design are what gives it away as a Cummins build. Most serial numbers that Cummins builds can be found in Quickserve regardless of the brand label.
 
LReiff said:
Cummins builds engines for Case and NewHolland...CNH, Komatsu, Iveco, Paccar and maybe a few more. The valve covers and head design are what gives it away as a Cummins build. Most serial numbers that Cummins builds can be found in Quickserve regardless of the brand label.
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At least Iveco is last 7 years different story, they are not made in same factory anymore
 
Quickserve does not recognize any Case esn's.

I've never found a way to decode it to make it work either.
 
Cummins ,CASE and Iveco joined together in 1984 and they designe B-series and they had coperation until 2003 ot 04 when they separated again.

Maybe Snedge can give more info, I am too long ( loooks like 7 years :what: )out of Cummins system
 
If Cummins has anything to do with the engine its more than likely on Quickserve.

I thinks its funny how Cummins midrange engines are so "debranded", my bro was looking at a tandem dumper that had a "px-8" in it. He says hey, are these good engines? I said yea its a cummins. He goes, well the dealer was telling me it was a part of the new engines from paccar? I just had to laugh...
 
Thats not a useable number for quick serve... Need a cummins esn...

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JWhite said:
If Cummins has anything to do with the engine its more than likely on Quickserve.

I thinks its funny how Cummins midrange engines are so "debranded", my bro was looking at a tandem dumper that had a "px-8" in it. He says hey, are these good engines? I said yea its a cummins. He goes, well the dealer was telling me it was a part of the new engines from paccar? I just had to laugh...
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It's nice though, paccar cummins engines still have cummins esn's... Always wanted to get a ccv cover with the paccar emblem. Put with the rest of my odd ball stuff from work...

Jason

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AsTroSS said:
Cummins ,CASE and Iveco joined together in 1984 and they designe B-series and they had coperation until 2003 ot 04 when they separated again.

Maybe Snedge can give more info, I am too long ( loooks like 7 years :what: )out of Cummins system
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It's not a B series. To me it looks like an A2300 Cummins.
2.3 liter 3 cylinder.
 
Snedge said:
It's not a B series. To me it looks like an A2300 Cummins.
2.3 liter 3 cylinder.
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Are you serious?
The A-series have one long valvecover and the engine looks more like Kubota than other Cummins engines.

Just for memory refresh , picture of Cummins A2300

Cummins_A2300_50hp.jpg


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I think its time to show more pictures I have collect during 3BT investigation:

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