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Camions Mack : livres - histoire, modèles et technique
Un livre sur les poids lourds Mack ? Découvrez ici les livres sur l'histoire, les modèles et la technique des camions et tracteurs Mack.
Mack Trucks - Photo Gallery
"Built Like a Mack Truck'" is a phrase that has become synonymous with strength and quality. Here is a photographic review of Mack Truck products over the years. This is the largest collection of Mack Truck photographs ever published. These magnificent photographs have been selected from the extensive collection in the Mack Truck Historical Museum archive and are of the finest quality.
This book contains 130 rare B&W photos selected from the Mack Museum Archives. Over 50,000 of the ''Baby Mack'' were produced between 1914 & 1936. Versions from the earliest prototype are illustrated in a range of applications.
The restorer will find a wide variety of body configurations & paint schemes, as well as engine and chassis detail. Photos show styling & engineering development.
A collection of 127 rare B&W photos from the Mack Trucks Historical Museum Archives. Featured trucks are the light & medium-duty models in the Mack E range, approximately 37,000 of which were built. Traffic-type (cab-over-engine) and conventional trucks are depicted with a variety of bodies and paint schemes. This is a book that will fascinate every truck enthusiast.
The Mack Model NR was a heavy truck constructed for military use from 1940 to 1945 by the Mack Manufacturing Corporation of New York U.S.A. The Model NR was mainly used to tow trailers carrying heavy equipment such as tanks and large bulldozers. It was also used to tow heavy field guns. Its wide bogie axles and extra large tires were ideal for desert service, allowing them to "float" on the sand. Many Model NRs were supplied under the Lend-Lease Program to Great Britain, Australia, Russia and other Allied countries.
The Mack diesel engine in the Model NR was the result of nearly a decade of development work by the innovative company. It used the Lanova combustion chamber design. It produced 131 brake horsepower with 519 cubic inches of displacement. It offered a significant improvement in fuel economy, durability, driveability and torque.
Created in 1944, this technical manual TM 9-818 reveals a great deal about the Mack Model NR's design and capabilities. Originally labeled restricted, this manual was declassified long ago and is here reprinted in book form. Care has been taken to preserve the integrity of the text.
Auteur :
U.S. Army War Department
Présentation :
324 pages, 23 x 15.5 x 1.8 cm, broché
Illustration :
abondamment illustré avec des photos et des dessins
More of the great Mack B photos that you have asked for. Like Volume 1, this book shows the Mack B in use, in a wide variety of body configurations and paint schemes. This book contains 119 illustrations (all new B&W photos from the Mack Truck Historical Museum Archives).
Mack Model B Fire Trucks 1954-1966 - Photo Archive
Mack's most popular truck, the Model B, equipped with firefighting apparatus. The rugged good looks of the B, with its gleaming chrome radiator shell, and its dependable performance made the Model B Fire Truck a popular choice of fire departments. Featured are B-series pumpers and aerial units with open, semi-open, coupe, deluxe, and sedan cabs.
Mack Fire Trucks 1911-2005 - An Illustrated History
While famous for their trucks, Mack Truck also built many fire trucks, holding a prominent position as a fire apparatus manufacturer for over 80 years. This history, combined with high-quality images of the trucks, tells the complete story of the Mack fire truck line-up. All models are covered with images from the archives of Mack, including a color section.
Many books about Mack Trucks have been written, but this is the only book available that focuses on the full line-up of Mack's durable fire trucks. An essential reference for both Mack Truck enthusiasts and fire apparatus enthusiasts.
