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Old 28-02-05, 22:33
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Default Re: walking beams

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Originally posted by ericnuyt
But not for the rear bogies. Engesa made good use of their "invention" around that period of the Boomerang system, of which Vanderveen said it was Trado inspired.

The Trado in turn may have been inspired by the Scammell system?
No doubt the Trado inspired the Engesa engineers; could well have been they outright copied it, though.
The Scammell must have been around before the Trado (introduced in 1934), so most likely Mr Van Doorne en Mr Van der Trappen found some inspiration there. The real differentiator was the fact that the Trado was a conversion kit, while the Scammell walking-beam was an integral part of the truck.

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After the war Spanish military truck series were patterned on the contemporary DAF series.
Weren't those license-built DAF's?

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