When your business requires the most dependable pick up and delivery vehicle, take a look at the K260 Class 6 and K360 Class 7 cabovers from Kenworth.
From the front bumper to the back of the cab the K260 is only 63.2 inches. This provides plenty of room for a large van body and the 55 degree wheel cut will not compromise on maneuverability. The Kenworth K260 and K360 are available with either an air suspension or mechanical in wheelbases of 189 and 210 inches. The air suspension can be lowered or lifted from inside the cab or by use of the remote control module from outside of the cab. A time saving for drivers with one less need to get into the cab during deliveries.
The cab easily accommodates three people in its spacious 92.5 inch width. The driver air-suspended seat and the two-person bench seat is separated by the transmission shift lever and parking brake, within easy reach. The driver has a master display information module on the dash which provides information on fuel consumption, service inspections, oil level, trip information, time, fault codes and even an alarm clock.
For easy backing into docks at the correct height in your cabover, two pre-set heights are available. Both cabovers are for companies in many applications, especially for those that need excellent maneuverability to make tight maneuvers in city conditions.
The Kenworth K260 Class 6 cabover offers the latest in world-class styling, durability, maneuverability, ease of service, and technology. The K260 also gives companies another Kenworth product choice for the growing Class 6 market where non-CDL drivers are used.
Both the K260 Class 6 and the K360 Class 7 are based on the DAF LF55, which has received European Truck of the Year honors. European customers cite that model's high-volume payloads through its low chassis weight and clear back of cab as among major reasons for its success.
The Kenworth K360 Class 7 and K260 Class 6 cabover models joins Kenworth's latest lineup of medium-duty trucks which features the T370 Class 7 and T270 Class 6 conventional models (both also available in a diesel-electric hybrid configuration starting in 2008) and the T170 Class 5 conventional.
FEATURES & OPTIONS
K260
* 26,000-lb. GVWR Kenworth K260 has a PACCAR PX-6 engine rated at 220 or 240 hp with maximum torque of 600 lb-ft.
* The K260 is available with a 6-speed manual or a 5-speed automatic transmission
* 55-degree wheel cut for excellent maneuverability
* Available wheelbases are 154 inches and 213 inches
* The spacious wide cab easily accommodates up to three people with a driver air-suspended seat and two-person bench seat
* The dash includes a master display information module with data on fuel consumption, service inspections, oil level, and trip information.
K360
* 33,000-lb. GVWR Kenworth K360 has a PACCAR PX-6 engine rated at 220 and 280 hp with 520 and 660 lb-ft torque respectively
* The K360 can be ordered with either a ZF 6S1000 6-speed transmission or an Allison 3000RDS.
* The K360 front axle is rated at 10,000 pounds and fitted with a taperleaf spring suspension
* The rear axle is rated at 23,000 pounds fitted with an air ride rear suspension as standard
* Available wheelbases are 177 and 211 inches
Common standard features of both the K260 and K360 models include
* Two PACCAR Batteries
* Muffler/DPF RH Horizontal Mounted with Horizontal Tailpipe
* Air suspension
* Air Disc Brakes with ABS
* Power Steering
* 55-degree wheel cut for excellent maneuverability
* Battery box steel RH back of cab
* Painted Steel 19.5" Wheels
* Steel 50 Gallon Fuel Tank LH Back of Cab
* Fabric air-suspension driver seat
* Two-passenger fabric bench seat
* Daylite doors with RH peeper window
* Electric window Lifts LH/RH
* RH Peeper Window
* Stationary rear cab window
* AM/FM/CD
* Air Conditioning
* Adjustable tilt steering column
* Dual Heated Mirrors
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