Solved: Wendax 1042 - Noralpe Basculeur BA 3

Started by Wendax, October 18, 2013, 03:19:15 AM

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Wendax

Look at that steering wheel.

For one point, please respond and identify this truck.

Wendax


Bill Murray

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Quite an unusual side tipper which I cannot yet identify.
Assuming the RHD signifies an English marque, can it be a David Brown product??

Bill
Cheers
Bill

Wendax


Bill Murray

Thanks.

OK, then, the driver does not look American so can it be a German marque?
Bill
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Bill

Wendax


D-type

Maybe it is American after all - a Terex?
Duncan Rollo

The more you learn, the more you realise how little you know.

Wendax


D-type

it's not British, German or American which begs the question "Who else would make heavy construction plant?".  Is it from Russia?
Duncan Rollo

The more you learn, the more you realise how little you know.

staulan

Dutra DR 50 (Hungary)?
Beginning with the 60s, the Central European countries rebuilt their industries and were producing an extended range of industrial equipment. Some Polish and Czech machines were widely publicized on the Internet, the Hungarian and Romanian ones - not so much.

Wendax

Not Russian and not Hungarian

staulan

Then it must be Steyr - DR 50 or D413 (different sources, different versions).

Wendax


Bill Murray

Gerd's commercial vehicles are always a great challenge and often eat up hours of research time.

For a little "Comic Relief" on this Sunday, here are two photos I copied off of Google whilst trying to solve this dumper puzzle.

I must say I was totally amazed at the number of "enthusiast sites" on the Internet that are devoted to such subjects as "Mining Trucks", "Coal Trucks", "Dump Trucks" etc. etc. etc.  And many of them have a great sense of humour in their postings as you will see below.

And, BTW, I am no closer to solving the puzzle but it has been fun learning more about these trucks.

Bill

Cheers
Bill

Wendax


D-type

Not British, German, American, Russian or Hungarian.

Czechoslovakian - from Skoda?
Duncan Rollo

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Wendax


staulan


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D-type

Is it from the Netherlands?  In which case it's probably made by DAF?
Duncan Rollo

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Wendax


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4popoid

Perhaps an Australian mining truck?

Wendax


thorax

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