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      International 7600 SFA 4x2 (2004) vs. Mercedes-Benz 1833LLnR (2004)

      5 reasons to buy International 7600 SFA 4x2 (2004):

      Wheelbase specifications 3

      Turn radius 7443.2 mm and 10850 mm 31 % less or 3406.8 mm

      Wheelbase specifications 2

      Turn radius 6986 mm and 10400 mm 33 % less or 3414 mm

      Wheelbase specifications 1

      Turn radius 6528.8 mm and 9500 mm 31 % less or 2971.2 mm

      Motor

      Peak torque 2237.1 Nm and 1300 Nm 42 % more or 937.1 Nm

      Gear box

      Forward gears number 18 and 8 56 % more or 10

      1 reasons to buy Mercedes-Benz 1833LLnR (2004):

      Motor

      Full power 243.1 kW and 227.4 kW 6 % more or 15.7 kW

      Neutral reasons:

      Wheelbase specifications 3

      Wheelbase 4064 mm and 5700 mm
      Dimensional length 6477 mm and 9755 mm
      Length from cab rear to frame end 3759.2 mm and 7660 mm
      Length from rear axle center to frame end 1600.2 mm and 2350 mm
      Total gross vehicle weight 15875.7 kg and 18000 kg
      Chassis total weight 5339.2 kg and 5330 kg

      Wheelbase specifications 2

      Wheelbase 3759.2 mm and 5401 mm
      Dimensional length 5562.6 mm and 9455 mm
      Length from cab rear to frame end 2844.8 mm and 7360 mm
      Length from rear axle center to frame end 990.6 mm and 2350 mm
      Total gross vehicle weight 15875.7 kg and 18000 kg
      Chassis total weight 5273.5 kg and 5300 kg

      Wheelbase specifications 1

      Dimensional length 5257.8 mm and 8305 mm
      Chassis total weight 5258 kg and 5230 kg
      Length from cab rear to frame end 2540 mm and 6210 mm
      Length from rear axle center to frame end 990.6 mm and 1800 mm
      Total gross vehicle weight 15875.7 kg and 18000 kg
      Wheelbase 3454.4 mm and 4800 mm

      Sizes

      Rear axles number 1 and 1
      Class by weight 8 and 8

      Motor

      Manufacturer Caterpillar and Mercedes-Benz
      Model C11 (370 HP) and OM926LA (326 HP)

      Gear box

      Model FR-13210B 18-speeds and G131-9
      Manufacturer Eaton Fuller and Mercedes-Benz

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