International 1968 DF-400 6x4 tractor at Hays Antique Truck Museum Old vs. New show, 2003 Owner: Dennis Chan | |
Manufacturer | International Harvester Co. |
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Introduced date | mid-1961 |
Discontinued date | 1968 |
Preceding model | International DF-405 |
Superseded by | International Transtar DF-400 |
Production locations | San Leandro, California |
Capacity tons/GVW/GCW | 46000 lb GVW (standard and on show truck, 54000 lb optional), 79000 lb GCW |
Engine | |
Make | Cummins (Detroit Diesel optional) |
Model | NHE-195 (NTC-335 optional, NH-230 in show truck) |
Fuel | diesel |
Cooling | water |
Cylinders | 6 (V8 2-cycle optional) |
Displacement ci / L | 743 ci (855 ci optional and in show truck) |
Power HP @ rpm | 195 @ 2100 (335 @ 2100 optional, 230 @ 2100 in show truck) |
Transmission | |
Gearbox make (model) | Fuller 5H74T |
Gears (forward speeds) | 5 (4, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 16, 20 optional, 10-speed in show truck) |
Axles & drive | |
Wheels/drive | 6x4 |
Rear Axle Make (Model) | International RA-351 hypoid dual-drive tandem (2 and 3-speed tandems optional) |
Tires standard/optional | 10.00-20 12-ply dual rear (on show truck) / 11.00-22 dual rear |
Other | |
Shipping weight | 13390 lb |
The totally restyled DF-400 series replaced the previous International DF-405 in mid-1961. The new cab for this conventional series was based on the cab of the DCO and earlier CO-series tilt cabs. The hood was made of fibreglass and tilted forward for engine servicing. The DF-400 series was available with Cummins diesel engines ranging from the 180-hp 672 ci NH-180 up to the 380-hp turbocharged and inter-cooled 855 ci NT-380, as well as Detroit Diesel 2-cycle engines from 218-290 hp. Transmission choices included 4, 5, 10, and 12-speed main boxes and 3 and 4-speed auxiliaries. Eaton, Timken, and International dual-drive tandem rear axles came in standard 2-speed and optional single-speed double-reduction models. The DF-400 series included the DF-402 straight truck and the DF-405 tractor model, both rated at 45000 lb GVW and 79000 lb GCW. In 1965 the DF-402 and DF-405 were consolidated into a single DF-400 model with the maximum GVW rating increased to 54000 lb.
See also[]
- International RD-405
- International RD-400 Series
- International Trucks
- International Harvester
- Navistar International
References / sources[]
- Crismon, Frederick W. (1995). International Trucks. Motorbooks International, Osceola, Wisconsin.
- Mroz, Albert (1996). The Illustrated Encyclopedia of American Trucks and Commercial Vehicles. Krause Publications, Iola, Wisconsin.
External links[]
- Hays Antique Truck Museum
- Heidrick Ag History Center
- American Truck Historical Society
- International Trucks
- Navistar
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