EAGLE IV Is Ideally Suited As a Platform for Various Tactical Mission Roles Such As Reconnaissance, Surveillance, Command Or Military Police Tasks

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EAGLE IV Is Ideally Suited As a Platform for Various Tactical Mission Roles Such As Reconnaissance, Surveillance, Command Or Military Police Tasks

MILITARY TACTICAL VEHICLE The MOWAG EAGLE IV is ideally suited as a platform for various tactical mission roles such as reconnaissance, surveillance, command or military police tasks. It is based on the advanced MOWAG DURO II chassis technology with its patented roll stabilizer and the proven De-Dion axle system. This gives the vehicle an extremely high off- and on-road mobility. EAGLE IV 4x4 EAGLE IV 4x4 GENERAL STATISTICS Weights Engine Optional Equipment Baseline weight: 5000 kg Manufacturer: Cummins • Winch Payload: 2400 kg Type: ISBe 5.9L Turbo • Central tire inflation system (CTIS) Gross vehicle weight (GVW): Common Rail • Air conditioning system with run flat inserts 7600 kg Function: 4-stroke / Diesel • Preheat unit w/o run flat inserts 7400 kg No. of cylinders: 6 • NBC overpressure system Curb weight (Level 3): 6000 kg Performance: 184 kW (250 hp) • Runflat tires EURO III @ 2300 rpm • GPS Dimensions Torque: 750 Nm • Add-on ballistic protection kit up to Level 3 STANAG 4569 • Overall length: 5.09 m Transmission Add-on mine protection kit up to Height (over cabin): 2.10 m Level 2a STANAG 4569 • Overall width: 2.16 m Manufacturer: Allison Mine protection seats with four Ground clearance: 0.40 m Type: 1000 point seat belts Number of seats: 4 Transmission: 5-speed automatic • Provisions for various weapon stations • Provisions for various radio systems Performances Driveline and Suspension • Mission related cargo box Max. speed on roads: 120 km/h Wheel drive: permanent, Acceleration 0-50 km/h: 11 s four wheel Gradient: 60% Transfer case: Two-speed Max. side slope: 40% Differential: Torsen, self locking Vertical obstacle: 0.4 m De-Dion axles with wheel hub gear, Turning circle diameter: 14.5 m patented roll stabilizer Fuel tank capacity: 140 Liter Brakes: Hydraulic disc type Range on roads: 480 km with ABS Power-to-weight ratio: 33.0 hp/t Steering: Hydraulic power assisted Tires: 335 / 80 R 20 MOWAG GmbH Unterseestrasse 65, 8280 Kreuzlingen, Switzerland Phone: +41 (0)71 677 55 00, Fax: +41 (0)71 672 28 86 www.mowag.ch Subject to change without notice. 01.2005 en.

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