Kaelble trucks and special vehicles: books - history
A book on Kaelble trucks? Explore here illustrated books on the history, types and construction of Kaelble trucks and special vehicles.
Kaelble Lastkraftwagen und Zugmaschinen
In 1925, Kaelble presented the world's first diesel tractor with 12/18 hp. In 1937, the world's most powerful diesel tractor at the time already had 200 hp. But Kaelble became famous for its heavy three-axle tractors for the German Reichsbahn.
The book documents the trucks and tractors built by Kaelble with all technical data and numerous illustrations.
From the contents: - Type information - Working machines and first chassis - Tractors in series - Heavy-duty tractors for the Reichsbahn - New designs for private industry - Tractors in the Second World War - New beginning - The 8-ton chassis - The K series - The Bundesbahn and Kaelble - Panoramic windows determine the program - Tipper chassis as tractors - Heavy-duty tractors in small series - Exotics - Production figures.
Kaelble 100 Jahre Baumaschinen (Band 2) - Muldenkipper, Raupen, Kranwagen
NEW
The second volume of the Kaelble construction machinery history continues the documentation of loaders and bulldozers until production ended in 1986. The focus of this volume is on dump trucks for construction sites and quarries, which Kaelble produced in a wide variety for around 50 years. In the 1950s, Kaelble was the market leader for dump trucks in Germany and repeatedly surprised with impressive designs, such as the largest articulated dumper in the 1980s. This volume also covers the lesser-known crane chassis produced by Kaelble.
Product details
Author:
Alfred Meyer
Details:
160 pages, 31 x 22 x 2 cm / 12.2 x 8.7 x 0.79 in, hardback
Illustrations:
270 b&w and colour photos
Publisher:
Verlag Podszun (D, 2025)
ISBN:
9783751611534
Kaelble 100 Jahre Baumaschinen (Band 2) - Muldenkipper, Raupen, Kranwagen
This website use cookies and similar technologies to enhance your browser experience. By clicking "Allow all", you agree to the use of these technologies.
Click "Decline" to disable non-essential tracking. More information >