KrAZ-5444

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KrAZ-5444
Overview
Manufacturer KrAZ
Production1993–present[ citation needed ]
Body and chassis
Class Truck
Body style Truck
Powertrain
Engine YaMZ-238DE2 V8 diesel
Transmission (manual)

The KrAZ-5444 is a tractor unit manufactured at the KrAZ factory in Kremenchuk.

Overview

The KrAZ-5444 has been serially produced since 1993. The truck is designed for towing semi-trailers with a gross weight of up to 28 tons on asphalt roads. [1] The load on the fifth wheel does not exceed 9.3 tons. [2]

The 5444 is equipped with an internal combustion engine YaMZ-238DE2 (Euro-2) with a power output of 330 PS and mechanical eight-speed transmission. [3] At the request of the driver, it can be equipped with a preheater, a fifth wheel type JOST or George Fisher, the cab can be equipped with a sleeper and an additional heater. [4]

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References

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