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      Mercedes-Benz 1833 (2005) vs. Mercedes-Benz 2650LS (2004)

      3 reasons to buy Mercedes-Benz 1833 (2005):

      Sizes

      Clearance 251 mm and 230 mm 8 % more or 21 mm

      Motor

      Power measured at 2200 rev / min and 1800 rev / min 18 % more or 400 rev
      Torque measured at 1600 rev / min and 1080 rev / min 32 % more or 520 rev

      7 reasons to buy Mercedes-Benz 2650LS (2004):

      Wheelbase specifications 1

      Turn radius 8 mm and 7900 mm 100 % less or 7892 mm

      Sizes

      Rear axles number 2 and 1 50 % more or 1

      Motor

      Peak torque 2400 Nm and 1300 Nm 46 % more or 1100 Nm
      Full power 375.1 kW and 243.1 kW 35 % more or 132.0 kW
      Displacement 15.9 l. and 7.2 l. 55 % more or 8.7 l.

      Gear box

      Reverse gears number 2 and 1 50 % more or 1
      Forward gears number 16 and 8 50 % more or 8

      Neutral reasons:

      Wheelbase specifications 1

      Wheelbase 3900 mm and 3300 mm
      Dimensional length 6755 mm and 6825 mm
      Length from cab rear to frame end 4660 mm and 4365 mm
      Length from rear axle center to frame end 1150 mm and 735 mm
      Total gross vehicle weight 18000 kg and 26000 kg
      Chassis total weight 5250 kg and 8650 kg

      Sizes

      Class by weight 8 and 8
      Height to cab upper part 2987 mm and 3514 mm
      Tyre size 295/80R22.5 and 315/80R22.5

      Motor

      Manufacturer Mercedes-Benz and Mercedes-Benz
      Model OM926LA (326 HP) and OM502LA (500 HP)
      Fuel type diesel and diesel
      Hole 106 mm and 130 mm
      Strokes 136 mm and 150 mm
      Aspiration Turbocharging with intercooler and Turbocharging with intercooler

      Gear box

      Top gear ratio 1 :1 and 0.69 :1
      Low gear ratio 9.5 :1 and 11.7 :1
      Manufacturer Mercedes-Benz and Mercedes-Benz
      Model G131-9 and G240-16