Technical data of recovery vehicle

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 Before starting the technical of recovery vehicle , we have to learn about .what is recovery in Indian army .

Introduction

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Recovery is a art when any vehicle was damaged and lost its running status .even we do recovery and to reach repairing of casualty vehicle 

Type of recovery vehicle 

There is two of recovery vehicle in the vehicle side 

Tracked recovery and wheeled recovery vehicle .and if we talk about capacity then then there is three type of recovery vehicle 

A) heavy recovery vehicle 

B) medium recovery vehicle

C) light recovery vehicle 

Technical data of recovery vehicle 

1 number of cylinder  : 06 cylinder 

2.bore and stroke         :  104mm x 133 mm

 3.compression              : 17.9:1

4. Max BHP                     : 160 ps @1600 rpm 

5 . Max torque                : 50 kgms @1600 RPM 

6. Vehicle length             : 73 90 mm

7. Vehicle width              ; 2500 

8 .vehicle height             : 2990 mm

 9 . Kpl cross country     : 3 km/ ltr

10. Kpl metal road          : 4.5km/ ltr

11. Weight of vehicle      : 10750 kg

  

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