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Solved: Wendax 727 - Austro-Fiat Kehrmaschine (street sweeper)

Started by Wendax, November 22, 2012, 01:04:38 PM

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Wendax

Time for an oddball.

For one point, please respond and identify this vehicle.

Wendax


gilescooperuk

Well it looks like a snowplough, but I guess there is more to it than that?
www.gilescooperphotography.co.uk
Cars and er other photos

Wendax

It is not a snowplough, and I need a manufacturer.  ;D

Bill Murray

From what little I have been able to find, I believe it is a street sweeper.
Probably German and if so, a Strassenputzer or a Strassenkohrer.

I really have no idea who made it, but the nose does remind one of a Phänomen.
Somewhere buried in my cellar I have a catalogue of German industrial machines and
maybe I can find some more names to research when I find it.
Cheers
Bill

Wendax

Yes, it is a street sweeper.

And just to avoid too many hours in the cellar: it is not German.

Bill Murray

Thanks for the tip, the cellar is cold this time of year.

Based on the placement of the steering rod I suspect not British, so maybe French??
Cheers
Bill

Wendax

Neither British nor French

Facel

It is Austro-Fiat Kehrmaschine made around the thirties

Bill Murray

I hope you are correct, Facel...........

I have looked at more "street sweepers" in the last few days than I ever care to in my lifetime.

Municipal vehicles, as they are called in the US, are so varied and produced in both small and very large
amounts by companies that we normally never hear of that this could become a subject for a completely
separate Forum.

On the other hand, I found a few new photos for my military vehicle hobby interest, so all was not lost.

Again, hope your ID was correct, as I am not going to go further.
Cheers
Bill

Wendax

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Quote from: Facel on November 29, 2012, 05:06:43 PM
It is Austro-Fiat Kehrmaschine made around the thirties
Yes, it is, from 1930. Well done, another point for you.

thorax

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