MAZ-530
Sign in to saveThe MAZ-530 is a Soviet-era heavy-duty dump truck with 6×4 wheels, produced at the Minsk Automobile Plant and Belarusian Automobile Works from 1957 to 1960 and from 1960 to 1963, respectively.
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Vinony files it under Dump trucks, MAZ trucks and Trucks of the Soviet Union.
Its subject is documented across 5 Wikipedia language editions.
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- Follows
- MAZ-525
- Manufacturer
- Minsk Automobile Plant
- Image
- 1960 CPA 2480.jpg
- Height
- 3670
- Width
- 3460
- Length
- 10520
- Speed
- 43
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The MAZ-530 is a Soviet-era heavy-duty dump truck with 6×4 wheels, produced at the Minsk Automobile Plant and Belarusian Automobile Works from 1957 to 1960 and from 1960 to 1963, respectively.
== History == In the 1950s the USSR manufactured biaxial MAZ-525 dump trucks with 25-ton carrying capacity. In the mid-1950s the MAZ plant created a larger model. The MAZ-530 had a similar layout to the MAZ-525, but becomes triaxial, thereby giving increasing payload capacity by 15 tons. The new model had a more powerful diesel V-shaped 12-cylinder D-12-450 engine. The new machine had two rear driving axles with an equalizer suspension, a frame representing the box beam and oversized tires 18.00-32.
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