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Re: Volvo FH16 with 3 axle Goldhofer step frame trailer, Scale 1:13
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lugnet.modelteam, lugnet.technic
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Mon, 23 May 2005 14:49:11 GMT
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In lugnet.modelteam, Jean-Marc Détraz wrote:
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Another MASTERPIECE! No other way to describe it better!
Great attention to details! I’m actually a truck driver and I could see
myself driving this gem...Of course the lego version.
My truck has only 425HP with a
13 gears tranny for 50T GW... Painfull on NewFoundland’s hills...
Jean-Marc
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This prototype, if I read the info right, has like half that HP... Denmark is
not completely flat by any means, either. Lots of gear jamming there I bet.
One thing that I didn’t comment on before is the rather (to my view) bizarre
axle arrangement. Most US trucks have one steered axle and if they are 3 axles,
2 powered or one powered and one idler. The thought of having 2 out of 3 axles
steered and only one powered is strange. It seems to not be needed for US road
clearances where wide turning circles are possible.
Is this a common european arrangement, to have two steered axles? Why even HAVE
3 axles? For weight per axle limits?
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| (...) The weight limits vary greatly, EU standard is 40 tons I think, and I beleive Switzerland (not in EU) has 28 tons, but this is what most trucks look like here in Sweden: (URL) 25,25 meters long (82,8 feet) and 60+ metric tons (138000 lbs) (...) (19 years ago, 24-May-05, to lugnet.modelteam, lugnet.technic, FTX)
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