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SBH-5 8x8 Arcoudi, Irbit, Russia : snegobolotohod.narod.ru |
Bel-79, 2010, looks like the articulated 8x8 Wanderer. Wheels are driven by friction. |
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8x8 from Vostryakov in Tomsk district, Russia. Payload 500kg, 1000 kg on trailer, consumption 10l/100 km. 30 km/h.about mid 2000s. From carplaza.ru |
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Wanderer 8x8 autoreview.ru |
Mexa-Clark double articulated 8x8 was one of the three versions of Mexa or Vexa vehicles (one 8x8 with double articulation, one articulated 10x10 and an articulated tracked) witch were tested from 1967 to 1972 in soft soils. Mass 7 T for the 3 models. WES, Waterways Experiment Station, Vicksburg, where these vehicles stay now in open air, was the supervisor of the project, intended to compare means of locomotion and verify calculations. |
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Mexa-Clark (or Vexa) Mobility Test Rig double articulated 8x8. Pict of Journal of Terramechanics, 1970, Vol 7, N°1, Pergamon Press, later Elsevier.
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MEXA or Vexa 8x8 double Jointed. The joint has positive pitch control and inching system. Pict of Journal of Terramechanics, 1970, Vol 7, N°1, Pergamon Press, later Elsevier.
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Mexa-Clark (or Vexa) articulated 10 x10. The 3 versions were fitted with an inching system wich curiously revealed unusefull in very soft soils, while they performed well. However, mass of 7 tons to carry 3 tons only was considered as poor. Pict of SAE Paper, Society of Automotive Engineers, N° 730037 on MEXA, Jan 1973. |
MARV of GM Defence, 5 units, in 1963, with engine, automatic transmission and a suspension in each unit. Steering is actuated by remote control valve and cylinders. Pict of Journal of Terramechanics, 1970, Vol 7, N°1, Pergamon Press, later Elsevier.
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Armstrong Siddeley Pavesi, 8x8, 1932.militaryphoto.net |
Armstrong Pavesi articulated 8x8, 1932. Pict from the site Truckplanet. |
Armstrong-Siddeley prototype, 2-tons payload, Pavesi-Wilson steering, in 1932 was an articulated 8x8 without suspension nor power assisted steering. Pict from trucksplanet.com |
Pavesi 8x8. Conversion of 4x4 into 8x8 by Pavesi using walking beam to folows ruggedness terrain . This prototype was sent in England and is known as 8x8 Armstrong-Siddeley Pavesi Wilson. A tracked version was also tested (on left). Upper : Pict from the book of Bart H. Vanderveen ‘The Observers Army vehicles Directory to 1940’, Warne, 1974. Lower : Pict from the book of Claudio Pergher :’Le Macchine di Pavesi’, Gruppo Modellistico Trentino di studio e ricerda syorica, Trento, Sept 2002. |
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