Cabovers

Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Wildcat74, Apr 3, 2011.

  1. king Q

    king Q Road Train Member

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    I agree it looks like a Foton truck.
    They have been the worlds largest manufacturer of commercial vehicles for some time.



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  3. king Q

    king Q Road Train Member

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    That is something that the Japanese still need to learn.If they could put Euro type cabs on their COE I would be pleased.
    I have to say that our Japanese trucks UD Nissan best , Fuso good and Hino good are our most reliable and trouble free.
    Not by a small margin either.
    Their cabs are however small and they don't come standard on air suspension so that is why they are not all we use.
    Our drivers spend 2 to 3 weeks in their cabs and they are just to small to keep drivers happy.
     
  4. KANSAS TRANSIT

    KANSAS TRANSIT Road Train Member

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    All true, I have looked at that Hyundai Exceit(sp) and I really like that truck, wish we could get it (and get it serviced) here.
     
  5. JarradS

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    Lol I can see an Isuzu Giga, UD GW470, Actros, scania and a Volvo, all in the one photo
     
  6. 98989

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    sorry i did not saw your reply earlier,

    that is pretty bad way, it would be much simpler if they chose scr , or do it like here ....

    here actros with 13L engine was available in euro5 and EEV norm in 3 variants: 421 449 and 510hp, 476hp is only available in euro6

    it have SCR+EGR but lower amount of gas are return , and there is no DPF
     
  7. king Q

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    We used to run the united nation of trucks in our fleet but are starting to standardize now.
    We still have.
    Jap= Hino (Toyota) , Fuso (Mitsubishi) , UD (Nissan)
    Euro = DAF (Dutch Paccar) , Mercedes , MAN
    American = Freightliner , Mack
    Korean = Hyundai
    Indian = Tata
     
  8. Pablo-UA

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    well, here we have all EU cabovers and ERF, BMC, Chinese FAW, DF and other....

    US cabovers operated here are old K100, Internatinal 9600/9800, sometims FLA, Argosy.

    New US cabover I can see on road are 9800i.
     
  9. Cetane+

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    Saw this one at the Cannan, NY truck stop next to home the other day.
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  10. JarradS

    JarradS Light Load Member

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    Well, that's what the Americans decided to use for their emissions. However, Cummins IsxE5 (euro 5 scr only) has recently entered the market.

    The cooling isn't just for emissions. Try pulling 80+ tonnes through 30+ degrees c doing 100kph @ 15-16-1700rpm
     
  11. RoosterNB

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    Nice ride, but I"m not really digging the checkers. I like checking this thread once in a while to read about the Euro and Asian trucks, but seeing your post made reminded me I was going to submit a pic, too. We have two KW Aerodynes on the road, two mobile that are staying in the yard for now, and two that finally got retired for parts. This one is polished a lot better than it looks in this phone pic on a cloudy day. At least the truck is... The trailer needs some work.

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