The Romanov automobile plant in St. Petersburg has produced approximately 50 BAZ off-road trucks for civilian use.
The company is completing the vehicle certification process and has created a service and sales network. Sales are expected to be announced soon. According to a source, one car has already been sold. However, it remains unclear how this happened before the official vehicle type approval (OTTS) was obtained.
BAZ S32A51 is a pre-production model of a Russian dump truck with a 6×6 wheel arrangement, developed by Romanov JSC.
The civilian BAZ is one of the few mass-produced heavy trucks in the world with fully independent suspension.
The price of a dump truck on a BAZ 6x6 chassis starts from 18 million rubles.
Technical specifications:
- curb weight - 18 tons;
- gross weight - 36 tons, of which 19 tons - payload;
- payload capacity - 18 tons;
- length - 8.5 meters;
- certification - for operation at temperatures from -45°C to +45°C.
- engine displacement - 11.12 l;
- rated power (gross) - 310 kW (422 hp);
- maximum torque (gross) - 2000 N·m (203.8 kgf·m).
- synchronizers on all gears except first gear and reverse;
- possibility of connecting a power take-off shaft;
- gearbox weight - 370 kg.
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