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! align="center" colspan="2" style="background:#efefef;" | <big>Prevost H3-41</big>
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|colspan="2"| [[Image:Pacific_coach_lines_3014.jpg|300px|Prevost H3-41]]
|colspan="2"| [[File:Pacific Coachways 5043.jpg|300px|Prevost H3-41]]
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| '''Years of manufacture ''' || 1995 to present
| '''Years of manufacture ''' || 1993 to present
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| '''Length''' || 41 feet
| '''Length''' || 41 feet
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The '''[[Prevost Car]] H3-41''' can be distinguished from the [[Prevost Car H3-40]] easily, as only the H3-41 has the angled window at the front of the coach.
The '''[[Prevost Car]] H3-41''', part of the [[Prevost Car H-Series|H-Series]], is a 41-foot motorcoach sold in Canada and the United States. It is noticeably shorter than its longer counterpart, the [[Prevost Car H3-45|H3-45]]. The H3-41 has four luggage bay sized panels between the wheels whereas the H3-45 has five. The H3-41 can be further distinguished from the similar length [[Prevost Car H3-40|H3-40]] by its angled first passenger window.
==Specifications==
'''Engine'''
* [[Volvo]] [[Volvo D13|D13]] EPA 2010 w/ SCR, 13 litre, 435 hp (2009-present)
* [[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 60|S60]] EPA 2007 w/ EGR 14 litre, 445 hp (2007-2010)
* [[Volvo]] [[Volvo D13|D13]] EPA 2007 w/ EGR, 13 litre, 435 hp (2007-2010)
* [[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 60|Series 60]] 12.7 liter, 400 hp (2001-2007)
* [[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 60|Series 60]] 11.1 liter, 325 hp (1995-2001)


'''Transmission'''
Since its introduction in 1993, the H3-41 has been [[Prevost Car H-Series|updated a number of times]]. Flush-mounted passenger windows were introduced in 1997. The front and rear cap were updated with new lights and a two-piece windshield in 2002. In January 2009, Prevost introduced a redesigned front end for the H-Series coaches, incorporating larger, more aggressive headlights. This was followed by a new rear design, which was introduced in late 2010.
*[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B500]] (1994-present)
* [[Volvo]] I-Shift 12 speed (2010-present) (2010-present)
* [[ZF Group|ZF]] [[ZF AS Tronic|12AS2300BO]] (2007 to 2010)
* [[ZF Group|ZF]] [[ZF AS Tronic|10AS2300BO]] (2004 to 2007)


'''HVAC'''
==Specifications==
* Carrier
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'''Suspension'''
!colspan=3|Dimensions
* Air ride, Prevost Electronic Stability Program available from 2007  
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|colspan=3|Length: 41' (12.50m)
'''Brakes'''
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* All-wheel disc with ABS
|colspan=3|Width: 102" (2.590mm)
 
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'''Steering'''
|colspan=3|Height: 146.25" (3720mm)
* Integral power steering  
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* Variable assistance power steering
|colspan=3|Wheelbase: 268.12' (6.81m)
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|colspan=3|GVWR: 52,060 lb. 23,610 kg
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!Engine
!Emissions
!Availability
|-
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 60|Series 60]] 11.1 liter, 325 hp
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|1993-2001
|-
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 60|Series 60]] 12.7 liter, 400 hp
|
|2001-2007
|-
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 60|Series 60]] w/ EGR 14 litre, 445 hp
|EPA 2007
|2007-2010
|-
|[[Volvo]] [[Volvo D13|D13]] w/ EGR, 13 litre, 435 hp
|EPA 2007
|2008-2010
|-
|[[Volvo]] [[Volvo D13|D13]] w/ SCR, 13 litre, 435 hp
|EPA 2010 , GHG14
|2009-present
|-
!colspan=2|Transmission
|Availability
|-
|colspan=2|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B500(R)]] 6 speed automatic
|1994-present
|-
|colspan=2|Eaton-Fuller - 10 speed automated manual
|1999-2001
|-
|colspan=2|[[Volvo]] I-Shift 12 speed
|2010-present
|-
|colspan=2|Spicer PS130-6B, 6 speed manual
|1994-2001
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|colspan=2|Spicer PS145-7A, 7 speed manual
|1994-200l
|-
|colspan=2|[[ZF Group|ZF]] [[ZF AS Tronic|10AS2300BO]]
|2004-2007
|-
|colspan=2|[[ZF Group|ZF]] [[ZF AS Tronic|12AS2300BO]] 12 speed automated manual
|2007-2010
|-
!colspan=3|Suspension
|-
|colspan=3|Air ride, Prevost Electronic Stability Program available from 2007  
|-
!colspan=3|Brakes
|-
|colspan=3|All-wheel disc with ABS
|-
!colspan=3|Steering
|-
|colspan=3|Integral power steering  
|-
|colspan=3|Variable assistance power steering (option)
|-
!colspan=3|HVAC
|-
|colspan=3|Carrier
|}


==Operators==
==Operators==
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* [[Autobus Brissette]] - Berthierville, QC
* [[Autobus Brissette]] - Berthierville, QC
* [[Autobus Deshaies]]
* [[Autobus Deshaies]]
* [[Autobus Dupont]]
* [[Autobus Hélie]]
* [[Autobus Hélie]]
* [[Autobus La Capitale]]
* [[Autobus La Capitale]]
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* [[Autobus R. Audet]] - St-Irénée, QC
* [[Autobus R. Audet]] - St-Irénée, QC
* [[Autobus Viens]] - Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC  
* [[Autobus Viens]] - Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC  
* [[Autocar Dupont]]
* [[Ayr Coach Lines]] - Waterloo, ON
* [[Ayr Coach Lines]] - Waterloo, ON
* [[Badder Bus Service]] - Thamesville, ON
* [[Badder Bus Service]] - Thamesville, ON
* [[Beaupre Bus Service]] - Hinton, AB
* [[Beaupre Coach Lines]] - Hinton, AB
* [[Cantrail Coach Lines]] - Delta, BC
* [[Cantrail Coach Lines]] - Delta, BC
* [[Charter Bus Lines of British Columbia]]
* [[Charter Bus Lines of British Columbia]]
* [[Condello Limousine Services]] - Woodbridge, ON
* [[Conseil intermunicipal de transport de Sorel-Varennes]] (CITSV) - Contrecoeur; Saint-Amable; Saint-Joseph-de-Sorel; Sorel-Tracy; Varennes; and Verchères - QC
* [[Conseil intermunicipal de transport de Sorel-Varennes]] (CITSV) - Contrecoeur; Saint-Amable; Saint-Joseph-de-Sorel; Sorel-Tracy; Varennes; and Verchères - QC
* [[Conseil intermunicipale de transport Roussillon]] - Delson, Sainte-Catherine et Saint-Constant, QC
* [[Conseil intermunicipal de transport Roussillon]] - Delson, Sainte-Catherine et Saint-Constant, QC
* [[Conseil intermunicipal de transport Le Richelain]] - Candiac; La Prairie; St-Philippe-de-La-Prairie, QC
* [[Conseil intermunicipal de transport Le Richelain]] - Candiac; La Prairie; St-Philippe-de-La-Prairie, QC
* [[Cypress Coach Lines]] - Vancouver, BC
* [[Diversified Transportation]]
* [[Diversified Transportation]]
* [[Falcon Bus Charters]] - Kelowna, BC
* [[Franklin Coach Lines]] - Belleville, ON
* [[Golden Arrow]] - Edmonton, AB
* [[Golden Arrow]] - Edmonton, AB
* [[Hammond Transportation]]
* [[Hammond Transportation]]
* [[Horizon Coach Lines]] - Vancouver, BC  
* [[Horizon Coach Lines of Vancouver|Horizon Coach Lines]] - Vancouver, BC  
* [[La Chaudiere]]
* [[La Chaudiere]]
* [[Leduc Bus Lines]]
* [[Leduc Bus Lines]]
* [[Luxury Coach]] - Concord, ON
* [[Malaspina Coach Lines]] - Gibsons, BC
* [[Malaspina Coach Lines]] - Gibsons, BC
* [[Maverick Coach Lines]] - Vancouver, BC
* [[Maverick Coach Lines]] - Vancouver, BC
* [[Meridian Transportation Resources (MTR Western)]] - Vancouver, BC
* [[Meridian Transportation Resources (MTR Western)]] - Vancouver, BC
* [[McCoy Bus Service]] - Kingston, ON
* [[National Motor Coach]] - Calgary, AB
* [[National Motor Coach]] - Calgary, AB
* [[Pacific Coach Lines]]
* [[Pacific Coach Lines]]
* [[Pacific West Coach Lines]] - Richmond, BC
* [[Pacific Western Transportation]] - Mississauga, ON
* [[Pacific Western Transportation]] - Mississauga, ON
* [[Pinnacle Sightseeing and Tours]] - Banff, AB
* [[Pinnacle Sightseeing and Tours]] - Banff, AB
* [[Preference Coachlines]] - Mississauga
* [[Preference Coachlines]] - Mississauga
* [[Premier Coach]] - Maple, ON
* [[Premier Pacific Coach Lines]] - Richmond, BC
* [[Premier Pacific Coach Lines]] - Richmond, BC
* [[Quick Shuttle]]
* [[Quick Shuttle]]
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===United States [[Image:Flag of the United States.png|28px]]===
===United States [[Image:Flag of the United States.png|28px]]===
* [[All West Coachlines]] - Sacramento, CA & Reno, NV
* [[Amador Stage Lines]] - Sacramento, CA  
* [[Amador Stage Lines]] - Sacramento, CA  
* [[American Transportation Systems]] - Los Angeles, CA
* [[American Transportation Systems]] - Los Angeles, CA
* [[Capitol Trailways]] - Harrisburg, PA
* [[Caribbean Pacific Bus]] - Los Angeles, CA
* [[Caribbean Pacific Bus]] - Los Angeles, CA
* [[Experience Oregon]] - Junction City, OR
* [[Experience Oregon]] - Junction City, OR
* [[Le Bus]] - Salt Lake City, UT
* [[Le Bus]] - Salt Lake City, UT
* [[RAZ Transportation]] - Portland, OR
* [[Venture Tours]] - Virginia Beach, VA
* [[Venture Tours]] - Virginia Beach, VA
* [[Village Tours and Travel]] - Wichita, KS
* [[Village Tours and Travel]] - Wichita, KS
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|Black with globe mural on side
|Black with globe mural on side
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==References==
<references/>


[[Category:Highway Coach]]
[[Category:Highway Coach]]
[[Category:Prevost Car|H3-41]]
[[Category:Prevost Car|H3-41]]

Revision as of 00:44, 13 February 2024

Prevost H3-41
Prevost H3-41
Years of manufacture 1993 to present
Length 41 feet
Width 102 inches
Power/Fuel Diesel
Prevost H3-41

The Prevost Car H3-41, part of the H-Series, is a 41-foot motorcoach sold in Canada and the United States. It is noticeably shorter than its longer counterpart, the H3-45. The H3-41 has four luggage bay sized panels between the wheels whereas the H3-45 has five. The H3-41 can be further distinguished from the similar length H3-40 by its angled first passenger window.

Since its introduction in 1993, the H3-41 has been updated a number of times. Flush-mounted passenger windows were introduced in 1997. The front and rear cap were updated with new lights and a two-piece windshield in 2002. In January 2009, Prevost introduced a redesigned front end for the H-Series coaches, incorporating larger, more aggressive headlights. This was followed by a new rear design, which was introduced in late 2010.

Specifications

Operators

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United States Flag of the United States.png

Demonstrator/engineering units

Fleet number Thumbnail Year VIN Engine Transmission Notes
4188 2001 ? ? ? Black with globe mural on side

References

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