Not sure how it FEELS to drive, but that engine sure lets you know this is a big bus and no mistake about it. LOVE that engine! I'm definitely impressed. STILL miss and love that T444 though. :-)
Confession: I’ve never ridden in a bus with a “nose.” All of the busses in my school district were transit style or “flat-nose” busses. The older ones had the engines up front beside the driver and starting in around 2000, they put the engines in the back. Which I never understood because it made the rear Emergency Exit into a window and very high off the ground
Absolutely brilliant sounding bus man will you please do more exactly like this one only a heck of a lot longer because I can’t get enough of the sounds. Stay safe man and have a great one. Oh and I’m also going to subscribe.
Adam D: I'm in Washington County MD and I always wondered why the amber controls were on the right on the 2011 BBV I rode until I realized every bus had it in the county but you just taught me that it's a MD requirement! Thanks! I'm also a BBV fan but a CE with alloy or chrome truly wins my heart, I have a two videos up on my channel with all buses leaving my school and there are some beautiful CE's in there.
The only thing I don't like about those Eaton Procision transmissions is the "whine" they make while driving. I had a Freightliner M2 box truck from Penske last year with the same engine/trans combo as your bus, and it sounded exactly the same. I will say though, I think it had more power than the Cummins/Allison combos I've had in the past.
This is The Yellow Door Handle That IC CE Cummins Has A New Automatic Door Button You Can Push This Button It's Next to The Steering Wheel Handle That Pushes The Door Handle Open or Close
That Eaton you have definitely is more responsive than the predecessor to it that I have driven! Doesn't seem to be too concerned about getting into those high RPMs when downshifting either. The old one would take forever to pick a gear and then hold it forever, even when slowing down. It's good to see they worked a lot of this out! Does it roll back much when you are stopped on a steep hill and switch between gas and brake? I think they designed it not to do that! Great video!
crazyjdkid Eaton brought me up to their proving grounds to demonstrate how this transmission worked. I was able to talk directly with engineers about my thoughts and expectations. Although the Eaton has been out for some time, I’m the first in MD to spec one. We’ll see how it goes!
Romello Hawkins well, technically it is but the shifting is being performed automatically. Essentially the same as a dual cultch vehicle; Porsche, VW, Audi for example.
Another One is The Black Door Handle That Pushes The New Button Next to The Steering Wheel Handle The Door Will Open If You Press This Button The Door Will Close If you Press This Button And This is The New Open Close Door Button For The IC CE Cummins 2019 Once If you Can Buy Them For District 15 Public Schools
@@SwannBus does it take a while to "break in"? You should be getting optimal performance out of it when its brand new lol. Does this bus have a run or is it for trips?
Jerry Sylvester optimal performance on a B-Series Cummins happens around 100k miles. This engine is known to “loosen up” around 30k miles. It has a daily route and also does the majority of our trip work. It was built to do double duty and is excelling at it.
Andrew Kay you’re not alone, I’ve heard several people say the same thing. I went directly to Eaton and told them what I wanted. They helped me choose the right rear axle ratio (5.29) that would deliver the performance I wanted while still being able to achieve decent fuel economy. Lastly, the Eaton Procision is highly customizable, so they programmed my transmission for performance.
Yours looks like it has plenty of power... Yea the people that orders our buses dont know how to order them... Those we got hate hills 15-30 pulling hills... We took one to dc the other day an it was like omg... Are we ever going to get there... An when ours hits about 4th gear it bogs right on down... Imma blue bird man..
You must've spec'd that bus right because you barely had to push the gas and you got up to speed quickly...I don't get anywhere in my Cummins CE.. my driver has to stand on that thing to get it moving...
Jerry Sylvester thank you, I went to Eaton and their engineers to help choose the right axle ratio. Many contractors are choosing tall gears (4:30-4:88) but their buses are really slow off the line. Eaton suggested a 5:29 for performance and the double overdrive of the Procision still gets better MPGs than a traditional torque converter. I’m a nerd and geek out on this stuff. I’m working on being more concise.
Adam D our company must've done that (ordered taller gears) because none of our Cummins have any power whatsoever. Our older girls have a lot more pickup.
I Wonder What IC CE School Bus Cummins Has to go to District 15 Public Schools For The Model Year This Year in 2021 Maybe Three Hundreds or Whatever District 15 Public Schools For The Model Year of 2019
I ride bus 794 2020 ic ce propane gasoline 8.8 liter v8 handicap with car seatbelts in is handicap special Ed 👍🏻🤩♥️😍 we also have handicap Thomas c2 until number 793 is the last Thomas c2 in 794 is the ic ce propane in im in love with it cause is more safety then my Old bus 770 handicap is a 2010 ic ce 300 dt466E
That Yellow School Bus Dude these are the best mirrors for rough roads. The standard mirrors offer more view but the surface of them carry vibrations over bad roads and distort the image. The shape of these don’t do it at all.
Logan Kojetin I can’t agree with you. I can agree that IC had some issues from 2007-2015, but they did a complete chassis and body overhaul that has made this bus competitive. Lastly, 1999 is a stretch. Had you said 2005 then you’d be correct. My 2019 IC is by far the more robustly built Bus compared to my 2019 C2.....
Adam D also ICCE is the safest bus brand out of bluebird, and Thomas. IC in 2020 will be on ball with the sensors and automatic braking! Yet C2,HDX,EFX,Jouley prob wont.
![[Bus Driver POV] Driving Out Of Roskilde In Rush Hour](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uf6LNWDTlRI/mqdefault.jpg)
Not sure how it FEELS to drive, but that engine sure lets you know this is a big bus and no mistake about it. LOVE that engine! I'm definitely impressed. STILL miss and love that T444 though. :-)
Gotta LUV that four-wheeler coming around the curve on your side of the road at 8:35! Nice, easy riding bus. Thanks for sharing.
Are we just gonna skip that?
Yup
It sounds great and I like how it runs at a lower rpm than the Allison trans at highway speed
mrwaibel thanks, from what I can tell it runs about 300 RPM lower at 55 MPH
Confession: I’ve never ridden in a bus with a “nose.” All of the busses in my school district were transit style or “flat-nose” busses.
The older ones had the engines up front beside the driver and starting in around 2000, they put the engines in the back. Which I never understood because it made the rear Emergency Exit into a window and very high off the ground
I love the Eaton Transmission! It sounds amazing
12:55 Is where the Rage horn is at.
Talk about a great day for a drive! I enjoyed the bus ride man, and this thing is a beauty
Reminds me of when kids drive buses yet they know nothing about air brakes or a large vehicle. I've always wanted to drive a bus.
Now let's see if Navistar would add the new ZF PowerLine to the lineup
Absolutely brilliant sounding bus man will you please do more exactly like this one only a heck of a lot longer because I can’t get enough of the sounds. Stay safe man and have a great one. Oh and I’m also going to subscribe.
The CE interior sounds wayyyy quieter compared to the C2
A Ross it is, it’s weird because the C2 drives better but the IC seems more solid.
I agree
yes and I ride the c2 every day to the school the parking brake is sooo anoying
Wish we could have all polished mirrors on our buses
Are we just gonna skip over @ 14:03 That charger driver didn't take that turn so well!!
@ will be remove
that engine sounds great
You drive way calmer than I do I smash down streets
Interesting that you placed the warning light buttons on the right, I don’t think I’ve ever seen that done before.
03-12 Productions had no choice, MD state requirement.
Adam D that's weird, they don't want y'all to get a student stuck in the door.
Adam D: I'm in Washington County MD and I always wondered why the amber controls were on the right on the 2011 BBV I rode until I realized every bus had it in the county but you just taught me that it's a MD requirement! Thanks!
I'm also a BBV fan but a CE with alloy or chrome truly wins my heart, I have a two videos up on my channel with all buses leaving my school and there are some beautiful CE's in there.
Prado_SubmissiveScout evidently, only takes one time then it’s the law. It’s the only thing politicians agree on......school bus regulations.
Adam D oh
Love the sound of that transmission. Not as good as the old Allison at545 but it sounds better than the modern Allison's they have now.
Chad Streeter agree 💯, I love the 7th gear on the highway when we do trips. The Cummins has enough torque to keep it in those higher gears.
The only thing I don't like about those Eaton Procision transmissions is the "whine" they make while driving. I had a Freightliner M2 box truck from Penske last year with the same engine/trans combo as your bus, and it sounded exactly the same. I will say though, I think it had more power than the Cummins/Allison combos I've had in the past.
The Allison is so much smoother than the Eaton. We have the Eaton in our 2019 Visions and it’s awful. It makes the bud drive slow
Would love to see a 0-60 on this bus I bet the 7 speed makes a huge difference in acceleration
Do you think you could do another drive review on a 2021 IC CE?
This is The Yellow Door Handle That IC CE Cummins Has A New Automatic Door Button You Can Push This Button It's Next to The Steering Wheel Handle That Pushes The Door Handle Open or Close
@Adam Dyson This is A Model Year of 2019 In The IC CE Cummins And It's Only For The District 15 Public Schools Who Invited here
That Eaton you have definitely is more responsive than the predecessor to it that I have driven! Doesn't seem to be too concerned about getting into those high RPMs when downshifting either. The old one would take forever to pick a gear and then hold it forever, even when slowing down. It's good to see they worked a lot of this out! Does it roll back much when you are stopped on a steep hill and switch between gas and brake? I think they designed it not to do that! Great video!
crazyjdkid Eaton brought me up to their proving grounds to demonstrate how this transmission worked. I was able to talk directly with engineers about my thoughts and expectations. Although the Eaton has been out for some time, I’m the first in MD to spec one. We’ll see how it goes!
Oh, it doesn’t roll back “Hill Helper Assist”. The “Tap-Down Braking” almost makes the engine brake unnecessary.
Nice bus
What kind of transmission is in that bus? Reminds me of a ZF automated manual or Volvo's iShift in a motorcoach.
Eaton Procision DCT 7 Speed
When's The 2020 CE going to get it's drive, if it ever has downtime?
Can you do a drive
Video on the bluebird vision
Is it just me or do the new IC CE's have a higher gear ratio than in previous years?
To me that kinda sounds like a Manual transmission bus a little bit in the beginning
Romello Hawkins well, technically it is but the shifting is being performed automatically. Essentially the same as a dual cultch vehicle; Porsche, VW, Audi for example.
Another One is The Black Door Handle That Pushes The New Button Next to The Steering Wheel Handle The Door Will Open If You Press This Button The Door Will Close If you Press This Button And This is The New Open Close Door Button For The IC CE Cummins 2019 Once If you Can Buy Them For District 15 Public Schools
0:48 2:24
There are more IC CEs than Thomas C2s or Blue Bird Visions in Illinois
What camera and mount do you use
A Ross go-pro camera mount with my iPhone set to 60fps
How many miles does the bus have now?
I Ride a new bus (As of 4/15/19) that (When I checked) had 1013.1 Miles on it.
RoRBus3196 its currently got 12,300 miles. We should start seeing true mileage and performance at it hits 30,000 miles.
@@SwannBus does it take a while to "break in"? You should be getting optimal performance out of it when its brand new lol. Does this bus have a run or is it for trips?
Jerry Sylvester optimal performance on a B-Series Cummins happens around 100k miles. This engine is known to “loosen up” around 30k miles. It has a daily route and also does the majority of our trip work. It was built to do double duty and is excelling at it.
How did u like driving it... Ours dont have any power with those transmissions
Andrew Kay you’re not alone, I’ve heard several people say the same thing. I went directly to Eaton and told them what I wanted. They helped me choose the right rear axle ratio (5.29) that would deliver the performance I wanted while still being able to achieve decent fuel economy. Lastly, the Eaton Procision is highly customizable, so they programmed my transmission for performance.
Yours looks like it has plenty of power... Yea the people that orders our buses dont know how to order them... Those we got hate hills 15-30 pulling hills... We took one to dc the other day an it was like omg... Are we ever going to get there... An when ours hits about 4th gear it bogs right on down... Imma blue bird man..
Andrew Kay sorry to hear that. Have your shop manager call Eaton, they will come and reprogram it. Sometimes a slow bus can be a safety issue.
Like the video can you do the c2 school bus
dutin tabor done ruclips.net/video/hHRGPFXiOTw/видео.html
You must've spec'd that bus right because you barely had to push the gas and you got up to speed quickly...I don't get anywhere in my Cummins CE.. my driver has to stand on that thing to get it moving...
Jerry Sylvester thank you, I went to Eaton and their engineers to help choose the right axle ratio. Many contractors are choosing tall gears (4:30-4:88) but their buses are really slow off the line. Eaton suggested a 5:29 for performance and the double overdrive of the Procision still gets better MPGs than a traditional torque converter. I’m a nerd and geek out on this stuff. I’m working on being more concise.
Adam D our company must've done that (ordered taller gears) because none of our Cummins have any power whatsoever. Our older girls have a lot more pickup.
And what is double over drive? Lol I am transmission illiterate lol
How much MPG does yours get? Not sure about mine...its a 220 6.7 Cummins...barebones. But I can tell you it ain't double digits lol
Jerry Sylvester none of them are double digits lol this one might be close, I’ll be more testing soon.
I like that ce
I Wonder What IC CE School Bus Cummins Has to go to District 15 Public Schools For The Model Year This Year in 2021 Maybe Three Hundreds or Whatever District 15 Public Schools For The Model Year of 2019
Is it governed ?
Jaden Gary lol only by physics
Adam D lol have u wash your buses since the first of the school year ?
Jaden Gary weekly.....
Can you do a pre-trip c2 school bus and this bus
dutin tabor I’ll put it on the list!!
Do you have any buses made by The Blue Bird Company?
Romello Hawkins not at this time. However, I’ve got some friends that do and will try to post one of theirs.
+Adam D OK can you let me know when they post it?
Is this your own personal bus ?
Dax Marshall yes, almost all the buses in my videos are.....
I ride bus 794 2020 ic ce propane gasoline 8.8 liter v8 handicap with car seatbelts in is handicap special Ed 👍🏻🤩♥️😍 we also have handicap Thomas c2 until number 793 is the last Thomas c2 in 794 is the ic ce propane in im in love with it cause is more safety then my
Old bus 770 handicap is a 2010 ic ce 300 dt466E
Sounds like a gasoline, anyways what fuel does the CE in this video use?!?
DoctorWhoRoblox1935 diesel
The gasoline has the PSI 8.8
@@SwannBus oh ok
@@leteizjordan298 i know
What state is that Adam
ODS 1409 MD
Md
Wat name
ODS 1409 Maryland. To be a little more specific, far south Maryland, I forget where.
what is that alarm? at 0:24? my bus has that alarm
Trevor Short just the start up sound like any other car or truck
Not a huge fan of those crossovers, nice bus though!
That Yellow School Bus Dude these are the best mirrors for rough roads. The standard mirrors offer more view but the surface of them carry vibrations over bad roads and distort the image. The shape of these don’t do it at all.
I completely agree, I just prefer the rosco Eye-Max/hawk mirrors bluebird uses on the vision. Same shape just a better view.
That Yellow School Bus Dude 100% agree
@@TheYellowSchoolBusDude you can order CEs with those style mirrors.
Why does it sound like a semi
ODS 1409 the beautiful noise made by an in-line six......when the exhaust brake is on it’s nirvana:)
@@SwannBus it does sound awesome
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Are you a school bus driver
Charles Bagby, Jr sometimes
What engine is this?
Timothy Mai Tran Cummins ISB 260/660 w/ exhaust brake.
Thanks!
P.S. Plano ISD got several new School Buses.
The cummins isb is discontinued in 2016 or 2017. So it's now a cummins b6.7
Can you do Saf-T-Liner HDX school bus?
James Selmon he doesn’t own any
James Selmon check our project 681 he has videos on those hdx buses
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This is a 2019??? It looks like a 1999. These are garbage, the only good school busses are the Thomas built busses saf t liner c2’s
Logan Kojetin I can’t agree with you. I can agree that IC had some issues from 2007-2015, but they did a complete chassis and body overhaul that has made this bus competitive. Lastly, 1999 is a stretch. Had you said 2005 then you’d be correct. My 2019 IC is by far the more robustly built Bus compared to my 2019 C2.....
Adam D also ICCE is the safest bus brand out of bluebird, and Thomas. IC in 2020 will be on ball with the sensors and automatic braking! Yet C2,HDX,EFX,Jouley prob wont.
lilbraden__ did u buy the bus ?
Adam D do they ever ares is a 2010 I think been in shop 2 times this school year kinda of crappy
I agree that ic ce Is safest bus!