The next third-generation MkIII of 7,5-ton model Monarch was presented in 1947. It can be distinguished by the bottom of the cabs, specific for postwar AEC trucks. The trucks were equipped with the 7.7 liter AEC diesel engines with output of 95 hp. The new generation has pneumatic brakes. The novelties for this version were 5-speed gearbox and roller bearings in the drive of rear wheels.
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AEC » Militant MkI ( model O859 / O860 )
The Coles crane in pic 24 is of great interest,I drove one of these Mk.4s in Germany back in 1970-71,it was nt in this colour scheme though!.Is this crane still around?.rnAlan
Ashok Leyland » Stallion MkIII / MkIV
I want sensor diagram and function about sensor bs111 military vehicles
Ashok Leyland » Stallion MkIII / MkIV
Please send me tecnical data als mk-4abs
