JCB 444 engine for construction equipment
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This is a mechanical Tier 3 unit from JCB’s DieselMax 444 range, a cross-application engine previously supplied against multiple JCB part numbers including 320/40064, 320/40335 and 320/40346.
Displacing 4.4 litres across four cylinders with a bore of 103mm and stroke of 132mm, the engine uses a mechanical rotary injection pump rather than an electronic common rail system. It delivers a maximum torque of 362Nm at 1,200rpm, with a governed rated speed of 2,200rpm.
The engine meets EU Stage IIIA and EPA Tier 3 emissions standards and requires no after treatment system.
This engine suits a wide range of JCB machinery including telehandlers, loadalls, backhoe loaders, and wheeled loading shovels. If your turbocharger is mounted differently to the standard configuration, please enquire prior to purchase as alternative configurations may be available.
Emissions Tier: Stage 3A
Displacement: 4.4L (4,399cc)
Power (kW/HP): 68kW (91HP)
Rated Speed: 2,200rpm
Max Torque: 362Nm
Fuel Injection System: Mechanical rotary injection
Electrics: 12V