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► Photothread: German trailers
hello all
I think its time for a thread " German trailers" its not the " main stream" of technical discussion here but like my opinion its very interessting
I find a pic about a SdAh 450 or 451
best regards
Henning
I think its time for a thread " German trailers" its not the " main stream" of technical discussion here but like my opinion its very interessting
I find a pic about a SdAh 450 or 451
best regards
Henning
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Re: german trailers
Hi Henning,
Very rare trailer. Thanks for sharing!!
Regards Sturm78
Very rare trailer. Thanks for sharing!!
Regards Sturm78
Re: german trailers
older thread on german tank trailers et all
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=11543
Xavier
Der Autodidakt
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=11543
Xavier
Der Autodidakt
Re: german trailers
Hi all,
Two classic german trailers:
Image 1: Sd.Ah. 115
Image 2: Sd.Ah. 116
Images from Ebay.
Regards Sturm78
Two classic german trailers:
Image 1: Sd.Ah. 115
Image 2: Sd.Ah. 116
Images from Ebay.
Regards Sturm78
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- Sd.Ah. 115 with PzKpfw I tank loaded.jpg (33.8 KiB) Viewed 44911 times
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- Sd.A.h. 116 trailer and halftrack.jpg (57.76 KiB) Viewed 44911 times
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Hi all,
I found this picture some time ago on Ebay. An Einheits Diesel truck with a trailer.
Does anyone know if this is a standard military trailer of the german army or a captured trailer?
Regards Sturm78
I found this picture some time ago on Ebay. An Einheits Diesel truck with a trailer.
Does anyone know if this is a standard military trailer of the german army or a captured trailer?
Regards Sturm78
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- Einheits Diesel truck with trailer in Russia WWII Photo1.JPG (52.68 KiB) Viewed 44752 times
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Hi Sturm 78,
a very interesting trailer on the pic, indeed. As far as I know it´s not a standard trailer, but I think this trailer is the rear part of a captured light British truck, either Beford MWD or Morris-Commercial CS 8. These trucks have similar flatbeds on the rear axle.
I´ll post two pics of these British trucks out of the booklet "From Dunkirk to Moscow. British trucks in Wehrmacht service" by Jochen Vollert.
Regards
Bert
a very interesting trailer on the pic, indeed. As far as I know it´s not a standard trailer, but I think this trailer is the rear part of a captured light British truck, either Beford MWD or Morris-Commercial CS 8. These trucks have similar flatbeds on the rear axle.
I´ll post two pics of these British trucks out of the booklet "From Dunkirk to Moscow. British trucks in Wehrmacht service" by Jochen Vollert.
Regards
Bert
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You have an eagle eye, Bert. .
I think you are right. The wheels of these trucks look identical to the wheels of the trailer. Apparently the Germans re-used absolutely everything.
Two photos of a strange trailer with a He 111 bomber loaded . I do not know if it was a standard trailer of the german army or just a civilian trailer requisitioned.
Images from Ebay.
Regards Sturm78
I think you are right. The wheels of these trucks look identical to the wheels of the trailer. Apparently the Germans re-used absolutely everything.
Two photos of a strange trailer with a He 111 bomber loaded . I do not know if it was a standard trailer of the german army or just a civilian trailer requisitioned.
Images from Ebay.
Regards Sturm78
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- Heinkel He 111 on a trailer2.JPG (108.83 KiB) Viewed 44688 times
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- Heinkel He 111 on a trailer-1.JPG (112.49 KiB) Viewed 44688 times
Re: german trailers
Hi Sturm,
Very similar trailers in the Vehicle identity requests section at http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... r#p1389136 and http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... r#p1401917
Markus
Very similar trailers in the Vehicle identity requests section at http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... r#p1389136 and http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... r#p1401917
Markus
Re: german trailers
Thank you for your links, Markus.
It therefore seems that this was a standard trailer, no? Had any particular denomination? Sd.Ah. ??
Here another unknown trailer for me. I guess that this trailer was designed for motorized tow but in the image is being towed by horses. I think this trailer is related with engineers. Does someone knows something?
Image from Ebay.
Regards Sturm78
It therefore seems that this was a standard trailer, no? Had any particular denomination? Sd.Ah. ??
Here another unknown trailer for me. I guess that this trailer was designed for motorized tow but in the image is being towed by horses. I think this trailer is related with engineers. Does someone knows something?
Image from Ebay.
Regards Sturm78
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Trailer from Flak-88?
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- trailer 2.jpg (45.4 KiB) Viewed 44596 times
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Thanks for sharing, Carius!!!! Great images.
I think FuMG 41 Freiburg radar on Sd.Ah. 204 trailer although I am not sure 100%.
See http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... 0&t=160545
Regards Sturm78
I think FuMG 41 Freiburg radar on Sd.Ah. 204 trailer although I am not sure 100%.
See http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... 0&t=160545
Regards Sturm78
Re: german trailers
Hi Sturm 78,
to the trailer towed by horses. I think like You, that the trailer belongs to an engeneer unit, so called Brückenkolonne, to build bridges. In such a Brückenkolonne there were three different trailers with material for bridge building, except the trailers for pontoons: Bockwagen. The name of the trailer: Pf. 10 = Pionierfahrzeug 10
http://images.google.de/imgres?imgurl=h ... N%26um%3D1
The names of the other two trailers: Rampenwagen and Uferbalkenwagen.
I´ll post pics of models of the Rampenwagen Pf. 12 = Pionierfahrzeug 12 and of the Uferbalkenwagen.
That´s all I found about this sort of trailers.
Regards
Bert
to the trailer towed by horses. I think like You, that the trailer belongs to an engeneer unit, so called Brückenkolonne, to build bridges. In such a Brückenkolonne there were three different trailers with material for bridge building, except the trailers for pontoons: Bockwagen. The name of the trailer: Pf. 10 = Pionierfahrzeug 10
http://images.google.de/imgres?imgurl=h ... N%26um%3D1
The names of the other two trailers: Rampenwagen and Uferbalkenwagen.
I´ll post pics of models of the Rampenwagen Pf. 12 = Pionierfahrzeug 12 and of the Uferbalkenwagen.
That´s all I found about this sort of trailers.
Regards
Bert
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- Rampenwagen Pf. 12.jpg (32.7 KiB) Viewed 44543 times
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- Uferbalkenwagen.jpg (35.79 KiB) Viewed 44547 times
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Thank you very much for your answer, Bert.
But I think that the trailer of my photo does not match exactly with any of these types. Pf.10 Bockwagen, Pf.11 Pontonwagen and Pf.12 Rampenwagen: all these trailers had dual tires on both axles, while the trailer of my photo has single tires.
Uferbalkenwagen, What does it mean?
On the other hand, the Pf.10 and Pf.12 trailers are very difficult to differentiate.
Regards Sturm78.
But I think that the trailer of my photo does not match exactly with any of these types. Pf.10 Bockwagen, Pf.11 Pontonwagen and Pf.12 Rampenwagen: all these trailers had dual tires on both axles, while the trailer of my photo has single tires.
Uferbalkenwagen, What does it mean?
On the other hand, the Pf.10 and Pf.12 trailers are very difficult to differentiate.
Regards Sturm78.