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MAZ-504

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The MAZ-504 is a Soviet semi-trailer tractor unit built at the Minsk Automobile Plant. The basic MAZ-504 tractor was built from 1965 to 1970, and the basic MAZ-504A from 1970 to 1977. Several modifications followed. The MAZ-504B was a tractor with a hydraulic drive for a tipping semi-trailer, made from 1965 to 1970 on the basis of the MAZ-504. The MAZ-504V had a more powerful YaMZ-238 engine and was meant for international haulage with Sovtransavto; it was built from 1970 to 1982 and possibly until 1990, and from 1977 it took on the outward look of the MAZ-5334 and MAZ-5335 family while keeping its model index. The MAZ-504G was the hydraulic tipping-trailer version built from 1970 to 1977 on the basis of the MAZ-504A, and the MAZ-508V was an all-wheel-drive tractor. The MAZ-515, a 6x4 tractor, and the MAZ-520, a 6x2 tractor, were never built in series. The related MAZ-5429 is named as a further model.

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1965 1
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Out of production 1
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советский седельный тягач, выпускавшийся на Минском автомобильном заводе

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советский седельный тягач
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1. MAZ-504 (Russian Wikipedia)
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    С 1965 по 1970 годы выпускался базовый седельный тягач МАЗ-504.
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    седельный тягач
  • Lead, status
    советский седельный тягач, выпускавшийся на Минском автомобильном заводе
  • Lead, country of origin
    советский седельный тягач
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