differences between US and EU trailer
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by 98989, Nov 10, 2011.
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both sides or just right and it can swing on left?
maybe it is not bad idea to add hydraulic cylinders espeacially if you unload only on left side that is not expensive and not big problem for strain on chassis -
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what kind of brand is this truck
and is only cab from man or anything else
i tried to find more larger images on their webpage but nothing -
Scania man Thanks this.
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it is Tonar truck. Domestic brand.
Cab is made in China with MAN licensie, from F2000, Frame is by Tonar, Axels are meritor ore Chenese Hanle Axe and suspention looks like freightliner air ride.
Engines: Cummins, Cat, Deutz as option and YaMZ650 as standard.
650 is replica of Renault DCi11, but with Bosch MS7 ECU (not old 6.3)
really truck looks like Man F2000 on steroids.
Early trucks were with made in USA powertraine and driveline, now US parts are option, Chenese are standard, so if customer wants good truck - he gets good one with US powertraine, if cheap one - he gets Chenese truck on Russian chassis.
But frame is really good. This thing russians can do well.98989 Thanks this. -
Van trialers are much more maneuverable as compared to a rigid vehicle. Van Trialer has a better ratio between tare and cargo weights.
ThanksScania man Thanks this. -
98989 Thanks this.
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you need 5.2m from front to rear axle on truck/tractor to be allowed for 26t
they go in steps so 6m is required for 30t .....7.2 for 36t trailer....
for 60t total you need 18m from first to last axle.....
bridge formula is reason why they use so much 4axle trucks with steered tag axle instead of twin steer -
curtain sider are from 4380kg-7000kg (9600-15500lbs) average about 13800lbs
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