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Bell Truck, Trailers and Transport Equipment Machine.Market ARTICULATED D U M P T R U C K B22D Mk VI • ROPS/FOPS certiication • Engine coolant temperature • Protective rear window guard • Engine oil pressure • Tilt cab for service access • Transmission oil temperature • Gas strut supported door • Fuel • Tinted safety glass • Tachometer • Sliding windows • Battery voltage Rear view mirrors - regular and wide angle • Hourmeter • Sun visor • Odometer • Wiper/washer with intermittent control • System air pressure • Tilt and telescoping steering wheel • Adjustable, air suspension seat with • Ground driven emergency steering retractable seat belt • Bin safety prop • Fold-away trainer seat with retractable • Articulation lock seat belt • Integral transmission output retarder • HVAC climate control system with with 6 settings iltered and ducted air • Rotating beacon (Factory or ield installed) • 12 V power outlet/12 V cigarette lighter • On Board Weigh System (OBW) • Ash tray • Electrically adjustable rearview • Drinks holder mirrors - one per side • Cooled/heated lunch box • Groeneveld auto greasing system • I-Tip programmable bin tip • Retractable sun visor • Sound insulated to 76 dB(A) to ISO 6394 • Exhaust body heating • Radio/CD/Tape • Autogate • Memory Module • Body liners • Air horn • Fleetmatic Satellite Monitoring System • Driver ID and immobiliser • Operator / Site selected speed control • Forward working lights • Tipping counter • Artic reverse light • Trip timer • Fuel heater • Trip distance • External windshield visor • Transmission gear selection • Headlight protection grills • Fuel Consumption • Rear window wiper • Diagnostics • Antenna mounting bracket • Intermittent wiper timing control • Provision for reverse camera • Speedo calibration for alternative • Wiggins quick fuelling system tyre sizes • Metric /Imperial unit selection • Warning lights with audible buzzer * standard speciication for machines may vary according to region • Gross power: 170 kw (288 hp) • Gross torque: 810 Nm (597 lbft) • Load capacity: 14 m3 SAE 2:1 Capacity All dimensions are shown in millimetres, unless otherwise stated between brackets. Under our policy of continuous improvement, we reserve the right to change speciications and design without prior notice. Photographs featured in this brochure may include optional equipment. Courtesy of Machine.Market ARTICULAT ED D U M P T R U C K B22DMk VI ENGINE Mercedes Benz inline 6 BRAKING STEERING cylinder, turbocharged, SYSTEM SYSTEM Hydrostatically actuated, intercooled, low emission SERVICE BRAKE Dual circuit, full hydraulic low effort, fast acting. diesel engine actuation caliper brakes on Two double-acting steering Gross power 170 kW (288 hp) @ 2 200 rpm all wheels Lock to lock turns cylinders SAE J1349 Maximum brake force 164 kN (36,900 lbf) Steering Angle 4.1 Net Power 165 kW (221 hp) @ 2 200 rpm PARK & EMERGENCY Spring applied, air released +-45º Gross torque 810 Nm (597 lbf) @ driveline mounted disc. DUMPING 1 050 -1 850 rpm SAE J1349 Maximum brake force 396 kN (89,000 lbf) SYSTEM Two double-acting, single Net torque 780 Nm (575 lbf) @ AUXILLIARY BRAKE Automatic exhaust brake Raise Time stage, dump cylinders 1 050 -1 850 rpm and Engine Valve Brake Lowering Time 12 s Displacement 6,37 litres (389 cu.in) (EVB) Tipping Angle 6 s Fuel tank capacity 200 l (85 US gal) Variable Adjustable 700 Auxilliary Brake Exhaust brake Maximum retardation Hydraulic Retarder PNEUMATIC Engine Valve Brake (EVB) 442 kW (593 hp) SYSTEM Air drier with heater and Certiication Regulated OM 906 LA.E3A/1 meets WHEELS integral unloader valve, Europe (EU) step 3 Tyre Earthmover serving park brake and 20.5R25 System Pressure auxilliary functions TRANSMISSION Engine mounted, fully FRONT 810 kPa (117 psi) automatic ZF planetary SUSPENSION Semi-independent, quad ELECTRICAL transmission with six forward rubber mounted leading SYSTEM gears and one reverse gear. arm linkages supported by Voltage Torque Converter Hydrodynamic with lock-up nitrogen and oil illed struts. Battery Type 24 V in฀all gears. REAR Two maintenance free Model 6HP592C Ecomat 2 plus SUSPENSION Pivoting walking beams, Battery Capacity permanently sealed Control Type Electronic distributing equal load Alternator Rating 2 X 105 Ah through laminated rubber 28 V 80 A TRANSFER BOX Remote mounted suspension blocks. Each axle VEHICLE Manufacturer VGR is coupled to the chassis by SPEEDS Model 13100 four rubber-bushed links for 1st km/h mph Layout Three in-line helical gears. ideal vertical movement. 2nd 8 5 Output Differential 67/33 torque proportioning, HYDRAULIC 3rd 14 9 Pneumatically lockable on SYSTEM Full load sensing system 4th 25 16 the฀move. incorporating a ground driven 5th 35 22 Flow emergency steering pump. 6th 50 31 AXLES High strength steel fabricated Pressure 184 l/min (48.6 gal/min) R 60 37 with spiral bevel type gears Filter 25 Mpa (3915 psi) 9 6 on the limited slip locking 5 micron differential and heavy duty outboard planetary gears. Model Bell 15T Courtesy of Machine.Market ARTICULAT ED D U M P T R U C K B22DMk VI Mercedes Benz inline 6 LOAD CAPACITY & GROUND PRESSURE cylinder, turbocharged, Hydrostatically actuated, intercooled, low emission Dual circuit, full hydraulic low effort, fast acting. diesel engine actuation caliper brakes on Two double-acting steering WEIGHTS GROUND PRESSURE LOAD CAPACITY 170 kW (288 hp) @ 2 200 rpm all wheels cylinders SAE J1349 164 kN (36,900 lbf) 4.1 UNLADEN kg lbs UNLADEN kPa psi BODY m3 cu.yd 165 kW (221 hp) @ 2 200 rpm Spring applied, air released +-45º 8 100 17,857 232 33.6 810 Nm (597 lbf) @ driveline mounted disc. Front Front Struck Capacity 11 14.4 1 050 -1 850 rpm SAE J1349 396 kN (89,000 lbf) Two double-acting, single Middle 4 250 9,370 Middle 221 32 SAE 2:1 Capacity 14 18.3 stage, dump cylinders 780 Nm (575 lbf) @ Automatic exhaust brake Rear 4 200 9,260 Rear 221 32 SAE 1:1 Capacity 18 23.5 1 050 -1 850 rpm and Engine Valve Brake 12 s Total 16 550 36,487 SAE 2:1 Capacity 6,37 litres (389 cu.in) (EVB) 6 s 200 l (85 US gal) Variable Adjustable 700 LADEN LADEN with Autogate 14,5 19 Exhaust brake Maximum retardation Hydraulic Retarder Front 11 100 24,471 Front 259 37.6 Engine Valve Brake (EVB) 442 kW (593 hp) Air drier with heater and Middle 13 750 30,314 Middle 341 49.4 Rated Payload 22 000 kg 48,502 lbs Certiication Regulated OM 906 LA.E3A/1 meets integral unloader valve, 13 700 30,203 341 49.4 Europe (EU) step 3 Earthmover serving park brake and Rear Rear 20.5R25 auxilliary functions Total 38 550 84,988 Engine mounted, fully 810 kPa (117 psi) automatic ZF planetary Semi-independent, quad transmission with six forward rubber mounted leading GRADEABILITY/RIMPULL gears and one reverse gear. arm linkages supported by Hydrodynamic with lock-up nitrogen and oil illed struts. 24 V in฀all gears. Two maintenance free Model 6HP592C Ecomat 2 plus Pivoting walking beams, permanently sealed Electronic distributing equal load 2 X 105 Ah through laminated rubber 28 V 80 A Remote mounted suspension blocks. Each axle is coupled to the chassis by Model 13100 four rubber-bushed links for 1st km/h mph Three in-line helical gears. ideal vertical movement. 2nd 8 5 67/33 torque proportioning, 3rd 14 9 Pneumatically lockable on Full load sensing system 4th 25 16 the฀move. incorporating a ground driven 5th 35 22 emergency steering pump. 6th 50 31 High strength steel fabricated 184 l/min (48.6 gal/min) 60 37 with spiral bevel type gears 25 Mpa (3915 psi) 9 6 on the limited slip locking 5 micron differential and heavy duty outboard planetary gears. Model Bell 15T RETARDATION Courtesy of Machine.Market 4 ARTICULAT ED D U M P T R U C K B22DMk VI DIMENSIONS Mercedes Benz inline 6 cylinder, turbocharged, Hydrostatically actuated, intercooled, low emission Dual circuit, full hydraulic low effort, fast acting. diesel engine actuation caliper brakes on Two double-acting steering 170 kW (288 hp) @ 2 200 rpm all wheels cylinders SAE J1349 164 kN (36,900 lbf) 4.1 165 kW (221 hp) @ 2 200 rpm Spring applied, air released +-45º 810 Nm (597 lbf) @ driveline mounted disc. 1 050 -1 850 rpm SAE J1349 396 kN (89,000 lbf) Two double-acting, single 780 Nm (575 lbf) @ Automatic exhaust brake stage, dump cylinders 1 050 -1 850 rpm and Engine Valve Brake 12 s 6,37 litres (389 cu.in) (EVB) 6 s 200 l (85 US gal) Variable Adjustable 700 Exhaust brake Maximum retardation Hydraulic Retarder Engine Valve Brake (EVB) 442 kW (593 hp) Air drier with heater and Certiication Regulated OM 906 LA.E3A/1 meets integral unloader valve, Europe (EU) step 3 Earthmover serving park brake and 20.5R25 auxilliary functions Engine mounted, fully 810 kPa (117 psi) automatic ZF planetary Semi-independent, quad transmission with six forward rubber mounted leading gears and one reverse gear. arm linkages supported by Hydrodynamic with lock-up nitrogen and oil illed struts. 24 V in฀all gears. Two maintenance free Model 6HP592C Ecomat 2 plus Pivoting walking beams, permanently sealed Electronic distributing equal load 2 X 105 Ah through laminated rubber 28 V 80 A Remote mounted suspension blocks. Each axle is coupled to the chassis by Model 13100 four rubber-bushed links for 1st km/h mph Three in-line helical gears. ideal vertical movement. 2nd 8 5 67/33 torque proportioning, 3rd 14 9 Pneumatically lockable on Full load sensing system 4th 25 16 the฀move. incorporating a ground driven 5th 35 22 emergency steering pump. 6th 50 31 High strength steel fabricated 184 l/min (48.6 gal/min) 60 37 with spiral bevel type gears 25 Mpa (3915 psi) 9 6 on the limited slip locking 5 micron differential and heavy duty outboard planetary gears.
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