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German Air-sprung Bus at Show

2nd September 1960
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THREE Magirus-Deutz vehicles are. to

I be displayed at the Commercial

Motor Show by Kkicknef-HumboldtDeutz, A.G. One of these will be an airsprung, rear-engined city bus of integral construction, which will make the exhibit uniqueat the Show. The btis is a Saturn

II model with 32 seats and standing room for a further 72 naskengeTs.

The Deutz air-cooled V-6 125 b.b.p. oil engine is mounted longitudinally at the rear, in unit with a Z.F. five-speed synchromesh gearbox. Bellows-type air springs are employed at both axles, the front axle having a divided beam to give independent suspension.

A hydraulic servo' is applied to the Z.F.-Gemrner . steering and the braking system is hydraulic, with air-pressure assistance. An electro-pneumatically operated exhaust brake is standard equipment. Square-section steel tubes form the framing of the integral bodywork, and light alloy is used for the panelling.

The other two Magirus-Deutz exhibits

arc goods vehicles. One is a Saturn 145 AK 6 x 6 normal-control tipper, and this is powered by a Deutz air-cooled 145 b.h.p. oil engine. The other is a Uranus AE six-wheeled oilfields tractor with Deutz 250-b.h.p. oil engine.

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