Chinese six anyone?
Author
Discussion

Venisonpie

Original Poster:

4,770 posts

110 months

Thursday 7th September 2023
quotequote all

C-J

389 posts

79 months

Friday 8th September 2023
quotequote all
That axle layout is still in-play for some trucks in Japan.

Mr Pointy

13,301 posts

187 months

Friday 8th September 2023
quotequote all
They were a popular chassis for BBC Outside Broadcast vehicles as a lot of the technical equipment was located at the front & the double axle helped with weightloading. This is a Type 5 but the Type 6 was also built on a Chinese Six chassis.

https://becg.org.uk/projects/bbc-ehx86v-cmcr20/


944 Man

1,940 posts

160 months

Tuesday 12th September 2023
quotequote all
Jumpers for goalposts, eh?

smifffymoto

5,186 posts

233 months

Wednesday 13th September 2023
quotequote all
Thats one configuration you didn’t see very often.

nismocat

937 posts

36 months

Saturday 16th September 2023
quotequote all
I drove a Chinese made truck (in China, weirdly) and I was surprised and pleased how well it drove. Fit and finish were as good as the Scanias I’ve driven and better than the Dafs, although that’s not hard!

Venisonpie

Original Poster:

4,770 posts

110 months

Saturday 16th September 2023
quotequote all
nismocat said:
I drove a Chinese made truck (in China, weirdly) and I was surprised and pleased how well it drove. Fit and finish were as good as the Scanias I’ve driven and better than the Dafs, although that’s not hard!
The closest I've got is a twin steer Scania tractor unit but suspect very different. Drove an old FL7 8 wheeler which was bloody hard work.

DavePanda

6,823 posts

262 months

Sunday 17th September 2023
quotequote all