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Hägglunds in action from site http://www.extremehagglunds.com/ |
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Farmi-Track 975 SK of Normet Corporation, Finland.
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Terri 34 forwarder, mass 4340 kg, payload 4000 kg, Perkins engine 60 hp. Terri 1000, 1020 (with Nordtrac Oy) , 2020 (in the 80s) were manufactured in Tärnjö, Sweden. See chapter 'Changes around the tracks I'. www.terri.se from
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BV202 fully amphibious Bandvagn from Vovo BM of Avrika, Sweden. It replaced Snow Trac ST4 before it was itself replaced by BV 206 Hagglünds. BV 202 represents the first mass produced articulated tracked vehicle. It is here converted into forestry work.BV 202 Volvo in the 60s. http://mvcgfrance.org/techtalk8.html |
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Hägglunds BV 206 imported by Technamm, Lambesc, France. Pict J M M on August 1993. |
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Hägglunds BV 206 imported by Technamm, Lambesc, pict J M M on August 1993. J M M archives.
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Hagglünds BV 206
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Berco TL6 articulated vehicle, 2006, of Berco Production AB, Skellefteä, Sweden. It is issued from the BAE Systems Hägglunds tracked vehicle.
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Snow Track, 2007, Pict of Patrice in the site http://www.lone-rover.com/cpg1412/displayimage.php?album=98&pos=24 |
Hägglunds Bandvagn BV 206, articulated tracked vehicle from the mid-80s. Ford engine 99 kW, Mass 4500 kg whose 2240 kg payload, It is probably the most widespread articulated vehicle in occidental world. Pict from the review 'Autoverte', Feb. 1985. |
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Hägglunds Prototype of the 80s made from BV 206 to evaluate concept of active pitch control. More, the link between fore and aft sections had been extended. It was built to test the articulation for Udes XX20. Pict from 'Defense & Arms' N°2, Nov 1981.Hägglunds test bed for large obstacles crossing. Pict D & A N° 2, Nov 1981.
Hägglunds Prototype. Pict D & A N° 2, Nov 1981. |
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Hägglunds BV 206 in 2004 here equipped with positive pitch control, which enable it to take V or A position for better crossing obstacles. Pict from 'Military Machine International', Sept 2004. |
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Toyzilla articulated tracked vehicle, homemade in mid-2000 in Oregon. |
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Articulated GAZ 3344, 2011.GAZ Uker http://krpb.ru/viewtopic.php?t=992 |
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SUM-8 BARS, 1996. http://lunohodov.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6259&start=0
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Pontus SK, articulated tracked forwarder manufactured by Pellopaja Oy Finland from 1996. 16 kw 3 cylinders diesel Kubota engine, hydrostatic transmission, 1,9 t, length 5,8 m. http://www.bengts.com/machinepontus.html |
Lokomo 929 fitted with 4 tracks, 1976, Tampere, Finland, subsidiary of Rauma-Repola Oy. They were sold in France and Benelux by Brimont. J M M archives.
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Iller D200F SK, 1988. http://www.bengts.com/machineiller.html
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Nami 0106, 1965, articulated pneumatic tracked prototype. Tests in snow, swamp, jungle were good. Variable pressure in the tracks allowed increasing the lateral stiffness of the tracks leading to lateral instability. http://www.os1.ru/article/history/2011_04_A_2011_04_12-17_43_39/ |
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Nami SZMU, 'Honeycomb' track increased traction but lacked reliability. At the end of the 60s, it appeared that 'scientific work was very interesting but practical application of thoses structures was not very clear'. 40 year later, ecology (permafrost on the toundra) could help to remind pneumatic tracks. See Chap' Pneumatic Tracks'.http://www.os1.ru/article/history/2011_04_A_2011_04_12-17_43_39/ |
Prinoth TR at 'Chalet des Pierres' at Courchevel, France. Prinoth AG, Sterzing, Italy, subsidiary of Leitner AG. http://www.damage-dameuses.com/t353-quelle-marque
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Comments (3)
1. Viktor 29/04/2012
It's Hägglunds, not Hagglûnds.... OK, It's done JMM
2. Richard Cosse 20/11/2011
I bought the WNRE "Polecat" from a junk dealer in Harvey,La. He got it from an auction at Keesler AFB. It was painted orange with markings: WES TV-3. I did some research. WES is Waterways Experimental Station. That's the US Army Corps of Engineers (Vicsburg,Miss.) experiment facility for rivers where scale models are used to tame rivers etc. Also its where oddball vehicles were tested. I deduced that my "Polecat" was at least the third one tested hence TV-3, TEST VEHICLE #3. There is a museum vehicle "garden" at the location also with a "Polecat" on display. I contacted them to donate mine. They said no thanks. I bought it to utilize the tracks for my "Weasel". Hurricane Katrina nixed that. After watching the "Polecat" rust away and no one wanted to buy it, sadly I had to sell to the scrap man just this past Fri. and erase yet another truly rare vehicle from existence.
3. Richard Cosse 09/11/2011
I have a "Polecat" in my back yard.