Ursus C-360 3p Review

: Both are valued for their simple design and low operating costs, though parts for the Perkins engine are a distinct category from the original Polish engine parts.

: The Perkins engine is noted for its smooth operation and reliable starting compared to older designs.

The "3P" designation stands for its engine, which offers a different performance profile than the standard 4-cylinder S-4003 engine found in the base C-360. Specification Engine Model Perkins AD3.152UR (3-cylinder diesel) Power Output 47.5 HP (34.6 kW) @ 2250 rpm Displacement 2502 cm³ (approx. 152.7 ci) Max Torque 165 Nm @ 1300–1500 rpm Transmission Mechanical, 10 forward and 2 reverse gears Operating Weight ~2056 kg (unballasted); up to 2700 kg (with cabin/weights) Dimensions Length: 3610 mm; Width: 1800 mm; Height: 2050 mm Top Speed Key Characteristics & Performance

: 3P uses a 3-cylinder Perkins; standard C-360 uses a 4-cylinder S-4003.

: 3P is more efficient; standard C-360 is often preferred for heavy-duty plowing where higher torque/mass is beneficial.

: While it has slightly less power (47.5 HP) than the standard C-360 (52 HP), its balance of economy and durability made it a favorite in Polish agriculture. Comparison: C-360 vs. C-360-3P

: With a turning radius of approximately 3.37 meters (using steering brakes), it remains a versatile "work platform" for various small to medium-sized agricultural needs.

1981 Ursus C-360-3P Technical Specifications - Ultimate Specs