In January 1977, together with other six U.S. companies the AM General took a part in a competition to create heavy vehicles for army with a total weight of 23-34 tons. In June 1977, the company won this competition, presented the cheapest car. The...
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The medium duty range of series 'E' Mack started to produce in 1938. These trucks received the unified E range cab. Brakes were hydraulic for all 4 wheels. The next version were produced: - EE (1938-1950, 9719 pcs. made) - load capacity is 2550 kg,...
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The first light duty pickup of own design was introduced in 1938. It was more advantageous that produced in parallel at that time Mack Junior (designed by REO) and was extremely reliable. 1-ton capacity chassis was equipped in standard with a gasoline...
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LPSW series was introduced in 1941 to replace the old models BM and BX. It was produced in form of 2- and 3-axle trucks. Originally the trucks were designed for construction of the Panama Canal, where were involved 10 trucks. Totally 55 trucks were...
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For the heaviest works the company developed the reinforced 3-axle chassis LJSWX. The external difference is the rectangular radiator shape and modified front wings. The trucks were used as the chassis for oil companies, as dump trucks in mines, but...
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