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The 2390 Omnicone, although using the existing Omnicone mechanical design as a basis, went far beyond a simple extension of the line. The design power rating for a 7 ft. Omnicone would have been 500 hp if we had followed our previous scale-up of the Omnicone line. Our target was to utilize 1000 hp and thus the drive train needed to be uprated.
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