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The new Tier 3/Stage IIIA compliant Cummins QSL engine

December 9th, 2008

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Diesel Engines (174 to 302 hp) The new Tier 3/Stage IIIA compliant Cummins QSL engines take you to a whole new level of power, versatility and emissions control. They achieve Tier 3/Stage IIIA compliance with in-cylinder technology that maintains a compact, simple and cost-effective solution.

There is no substitute for power when your equipment needs it. Every hour of every day, Cummins QSL engines deliver performance that meets the challenge of a multitude of tough industrial applications worldwide. With ratings from 250-365 hp (186-272 kW) and a torque rise of up to 50%, QSL engines combine advanced in-cylinder combustion technology and a High-Pressure Common-Rail (HPCR) fuel system that increases power and reduces emissions. At the same time, the QSL delivers better cold starting and runs 50% quieter for increased operator comfort. Every day.

The advanced design of the QSL ensures that maintenance is kept to an absolute minimum.

QSL engines currently meet Tier 3/Stage IIIA emissions standards with an in-cylinder solution that doesn”t require complex add-ons. The advanced QSL engine platform will be carried forward with the addition of aftertreatment to meet Tier 4/Stage IV emissions through 2011 and beyond.

To ensure that every QSL is perfectly matched to every piece of equipment, Cummins PowerMatch and Advisor are ready to provide expert assistance with your spec”ing and installation process.

The QSL comes with virtually every feature, standard. Options include REPTO (Rear Engine Power Take-Off) and a 12- or 24-volt electrical capacity.