Technical Manual for extreme off-road Unimog BlueTec 6
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Sales & Marketing
August 2014 issue
Part A
Concept and sales reasoning
Part B
Technical data
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Contents
Contents – Part A
Technical Manual
Overview of models and components ................................ 6
• Portal axle with asymmetric differential arrangement
• Axle location via torque tube technology, coil springs and
transverse control arms
• Fording capability
• Atmospheric pressure equalisation of components
• Short frame overhangs at front and rear
• Low vehicle centre of gravity
• All-wheel drive and differential locks engageable and disengageable
via dog clutch while on the move
a
c
b
Advantage
• Good flexibility off-road on steep inclines and rough surfaces
• Large ground clearance when driving over obstacles
• Extreme diagonal torsional flexibility
• Central load application and bracing on gearbox
• Protection for drive shafts
• Enables fording of water to a depth of 80 cm (standard) /
120 cm [Z16]
• No excess pressure in components
• Large angle of approach/departure and ramp breakover angle
• High climbing and tipping angle
• High tractive power available at all times
• 100 % locking effect
• No interruption in tractive power, no stopping
U 4023U 5023
a) Ground clearance (mm)410460
b) Angle of approach (°)4246
c) Ramp breakover angle (°)3236
d) Angle of departure (°)4650
ed
e) Tipping angle (°)3838
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Angle not dependent on load condition or tyres.
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Product concept
The Unimog concept for extreme torsional flexibility
30°30°
Driving over obstacles optimised by asymmetric arrangement of the axle differentialsMajor axle articulation made possible by torque tube concept and coil springs
Driving over sharp crests possible thanks to large ramp breakover angle and
angle of approach/departure
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3-point mounting of engine, gearbox and cab. Double 3-point body mounting
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Angle of approach / departure and ramp breakover angle
Figures shown are static values for the chassis of a U5023.
Ramp breakover angle
50°46°
Angle of approach and departure
Approach
10
46°
Fording capability, approach angle
36°
45°
Slope angle
i
For the angles of the individual
vehicle models, please refer to the
dimensioned drawings in Section B.
Illustrations show 365/85 R20 tyres.
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The permissible roll angle is 38 degrees
in static state (vehicle functional);
the dynamic limit is 16.5 degrees
(corresponding to 30 %).
38°
Tipping angle
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Fording capability
Product concept
Feature
• Torque tube technology
• Air intake pipe at level of cab roof
• Large ground clearance
• Fan with electronic viscous clutch, mechanically driven via
propeller shaft, raised
• Key components and electrical devices protected against
splashing water
Advantage
• Enables standard fording capability to 80 cm
• No permanent drive, fan remains operational
• No damage resulting from exposure to water
• No sagging of a V-belt
Standard fording capability to 80 cm
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Optional equipment – fording capability
Feature
[Z16] Special parts, fording capability
• Raised pressure compensating lines for axles, gearbox,
working gear range, torque tube, fuel tank, air drier,
solenoid valves, brake system, etc.
• Waterproof main headlights with central, raised ventilation
• New position for auxiliary heater [D6N]
Advantage
• Enable fording capability to 120 cm
• Atmospheric pressure compensation with vent lines from the
components prevents entry of water and fine sand
• No reduction in fording capability with optional auxiliary heater
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Recommended special equipment:
• Double sealing of wheel hubs, for
operations in muddy conditions
[A27]
Special equipment, special parts for fording capability to
120cm [Z16]
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Frame
Frame concept
Frame
Feature
• 2 U-section longitudinal frame members with welded tubular
cross-members and reinforcements in the frame profile
• Offset design, no components protruding downwards
• Robust steel bumper
• Special torsionally flexible connection flange
Advantage
• Heavy-duty, flexible and torsionally flexible frame offering
high elasticity
• No permanent deformation even after extreme diagonal torsion
• Enables all four wheels to remain permanently in contact with the
ground in all driving situations
• Safe and controlled off-road driving
• Installation of drive units at lowest possible point:
low centre of gravity, high ground clearance
• Protection of components in off-road terrain
• Robust protection from mechanical influences in collisions
• Transmission of high torsional forces between longitudinal and
transverse members
Frame with attachment fixtures for non-MB bodies [CD5], front mounting
brackets [CA2], front mounting plate [CP3], cable winch brackets (CH5)
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Special torsionally flexible connection flange
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Feature
• Integrated attachment points
• 3-point mounting of cab, engine and gearbox
• Double 3-point mounting for bodies and attached equipment
Advantage
• Suitable for attaching heavy front- and rear-mounted implements
with defined transmission of forces
• Torsion and stress-free mounting of components and bodies
• No restriction of off-road capabilities
• Equipment, attachments and bodies can be mounted in the ideal
positions with regard to torsion and centre of gravity
• Transmission of trust, tensile and weight forces to the intended
points in the frame
• Safe, secure and simple attachment and mounting of equipment
Even with extreme
axle articulation (30°)
there is only a limited
amount of twist
between cab and
body (12°)
3-point mounting of engine and gearbox
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Optional equipment – frame
Frame
Feature
[Q32] End cross-member, for increased towing capacity
• Reinforced end cross-member
[Q35] Additional towing jaw at front, lowered
• Additional trailer hitch at front
Advantage
• Enables use of draw-bar trailers
up to 15.4 t (U 4023) and 19.9t (U 5023)
• Enables use of rigid draw-bar trailers and centre-axle trailers up to
9 t (U 4023 / U 5023)
• Facilitates manoeuvring
• Towing possible, e.g. with towing bar
End cross-member, for increased towing capacity [Q32]
Output and torque
diagram for
OM934, 170 kW,
900 Nm
Advantage
• Service life extended by 20 %
• Extended use period, low service requirements, reduced
operating costs
• High pulling power and holding ability of torque
• High adaptability on very rough off-road terrain with steep gradients
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• Significantly reduced AdBlue
consumption
• Intake of combustion air from area with low dust content
• No entry of water into the intake during fording
• Reduced soiling and extended service life for the air filter
Torque [Nm]
2000
6001000140018002200
Engine speed (rpm)
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Engine power [kW]
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Drive clutch
Engine
Feature
• 395mm single-plate dry clutch
• Hydraulic central clutch release bearing
• Pneumatic clutch pressure booster
• Position sensor
• Wear compensation
• Aluminium clutch housing
• Organic, asbestos-free clutch linings
Advantage
• Easy to regulate, long service life
• No lubrication of moving parts necessary
• Low pedal force (approx. 150 N)
• Wear detectable without disassembly
• Secure frictional connection
• Weight optimisation
• Environmentally compatible
Clutch plateClutch pressure plateClutch housing
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High-performance engine brake
Feature
• 2-stage decompression brake
• Control via exhaust camshaft
• Power output up to 178 kW
Engine control
Feature
• 2 selectable engine control characteristics
— Torque control (elastic rpm characteristics)
— Work speed control (rigid rpm characteristics)
Switch to select engine control characteristic on dashboard (middle)
Advantage
• Wear-free auxiliary brake, reduces heating and wear of the
service brake
• High brake power, very good deceleration
Advantage
• Rpm characteristics optimally tailored to the operating mode
— Operation under normal conditions, road travel, transport
— Implement use at constant engine speed
— Operation on difficult terrain with speed setpoint, only minimum
engine speed deviation
1500
1000
Torque [Nm]
500
600 1200 1800 2600
Engine speed/torque control
Engine speed (rpm)
Torque and work speed
control:
Engine speed control
for implement operation
Torque control for
driving mode
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Exhaust gas aftertreatment – BlueTec 6
Intercooler
Engine
AdBlue® tank
EGR cooling
Exhaust gas
recirculation (EGR)
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TT
Fuel injection
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AdBlue
metering
Exhaust
PTTT
NO
X
P
P
Diesel particulate filter
(DPF)
Selective Catalytic
Reduction (SCR)
NO
X
P
Pressure
sensor
NO
NOX sensor
X
T
Temperature
sensor
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Feature
• Newly developed Mercedes-Benz engines and exhaust box with
®
BlueTec
diesel technology
• Exhaust gas recirculation
• Diesel particulate filter
• SCR catalytic converter
®
• Optimised AdBlue
injection
• Regeneration of diesel particulate filter during operation
• Downward-facing tailpipe as standard, upward tailpipe available
as option [K7A]
1
SCR catalytic converter
2
AdBlue® tank
3
2
1
3
AdBlue® metering unit
Advantage
• Euro VI compliance
• Proven technology of the Mercedes-Benz volume series, optimised
design to minimise space requirements
• Low NO
emissions
x
• Particulate matter in exhaust flow reduced by 90 %
• Converts NO
conjunction with AdBlue
into harmless nitrogen and water vapour in
X
®
• Reduced AdBlue® consumption
• Longer filter replacement intervals and long filter service life
• Equipment customisable to intended application of vehicle
AdBlue® components
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Reduced environmental impact with BlueTec 6, e.g. in
conservation areas
Soot from diesel combustion continuously accumulates in the closed
diesel particulate filter. To guarantee longer filter change intervals and
a long filter service life, regular regeneration of the diesel particulate
filter is necessary.
High exhaust temperatures effectively reduce the soot. As the exhaust
gas temperatures are not always sufficient to produce continual soot
reduction (passive regeneration), there is an automatic triggering of
active regeneration, which is dependent on the operational profile
of the vehicle. If necessary, the driver will be requested to initiate the
regeneration manually when the vehicle is stationary. To do this the
idling speed is increased to approx. 1400 rpm in order to achieve
the optimum exhaust gas temperature.
Passive regeneration
• Continuous, at exhaust gas temperatures > 250°C
• No additional diesel injection into exhaust flow
• Takes place during driving without the driver noticing
Active regeneration
• Takes place subject to conditions of vehicle operation
• Triggered automatically with notification in instrument cluster,
no action required from driver
• Additional diesel injection to increase the exhaust temperature
• Can be suppressed by means of theInhibit switch in dangerous
situations or special operations
• Regeneration can be effected manually with vehicle at a standstill
when notification appears in instrument cluster
The percentage of passive or active regeneration is dependent on the
engine load and the vehicle’s usage profile.
1
2
1
DPF regeneration
switch
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Inhibit function (block/allow regeneration)
2
Initiate regeneration manually
Special operations/emergencies
The Inhibit function serves solely to suppress the regeneration process briefly in exceptional situations and must
be reset manually after use. Permanent use of the Inhibit
function will lead to premature filter loading which cannot
be reduced. Unscheduled replacement of the filter will
then be necessary.
Information field
“Regeneration
deactivated”
Information field
“Regeneration
overdue”
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Information fields on the display show
when the Inhibit switch is active and
indicate when regeneration is overdue.
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Radiator system
Engine
Feature
• Separate charge air and water cooler (arranged next to one another)
• One fan for both coolers with electronic viscous coupling, mechanically driven via propeller shaft
• High ground clearance of approx. 1100 mm with 365/85 R20 tyres
• Installation location above frame protected by solid underride guard
• All radiators designed for dirt-intensive applications
• Easily removable cover on front of vehicle
1
Charge air cooler
2
Radiator
1
3
2
3
Air conditioning
condenser
Advantage
• Improved cooling capacity
• Reduced risk of soiling
• Easier cleaning
• Safety during fording
• Enhanced cooler efficiency ► fuel savings
• Protection from external factors (stones, branches, mud, etc.)
• Maximum functional reliability maintained even when driving
through water
• Protection from mechanical influences
• Long cleaning intervals
• Excellent accessibility for cleaning
Separate cooler assembliesCoolers for charge air and engine cooling
water arranged next to one another
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Fan with electronic viscous clutch,
mechanically driven via propeller shaft
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Optional equipment – engine
Feature
[M55] Fuel preheating, with water separator
• The container consists of a prefilter with heated water
separator. It removes coarse impurities and water fractions
from the fuel upstream of the standard filter.
• Auxiliary heating system to preheat the fuel
• Water storage tank (0.5 l)
[Z0A] Cold climate package
[K7A] Exhaust system, tailpipe vertical
• Exhaust pipe extending up to cab roof on right-hand side of
vehicle
• Stainless steel heat guard
Advantage
• Even low-grade fuel is supplied to the engine free of particulate
matter and water. Avoidance of damage to the injection pumps as a
result of increased water content and dirt
• High operational reliability despite poor fuel quality, unscheduled
maintenance and service costs are avoided
• Enhanced operational reliability at low temperatures, as the
risk of gelling as a result of paraffin separation is reduced
• Problem-free engine start at extremely low outside temperatures
down as low as -26 °C
• Exhaust gases are discharged upwards:
— advantageous during stationary operations (e.g. crane operation)
— no hot exhaust gases close to the ground
• Also prevents corrosion, resulting in longer value retention
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Transmission
Main transmission
Transmission
Feature
• Fully synchronised manual gearbox with eight forward and
six reverse gears
• Helically geared
• Integrated transfer case with torque ball connection
• Reverse gears are ⅓ slower than forward gears
• Synchronised reversing group (EQR) for direct changeover
between forward and reverse gears
• Discrete design
• Low mounting
• Double cone synchronisation
• Optionally extendable by eight off-road gears [G22]
Advantage
• Appropriate forward and reverse speeds for on- and off-road use,
simple and swift gear-changing
• Very smooth running, long service life, high efficiency
• Enables extreme axle articulation
• More effective gear spacing for manoeuvring
• Fast turning, rocking free
• Minimal transmission of engine vibrations
• Torsional flexibility
• Low vehicle centre of gravity
• Long service life
• Short shift times
• Ideal gear-step ratio for any application profile
Modular design of engine and gearbox (side view)Modular design of engine and gearbox (from above)
Off-road gears [G22]: approx. 2.1 km/h – 27.1 km/h
Basic gears: approx. 6.6 km/h – 90 km/h
Synchronised Electronic Quick Reverse gearshift
(EQR gearshift)
Transfer case
Engagement of front-axle drive via dog clutch
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Engine management
Transmission
Feature
• Operation via multifunction lever
• Automatic determination of the correct subsequent gear, indication
on display
• Depress clutch for gear change, changeover occurs automatically
• No mechanical/hydraulic connection between selector lever and
gearbox
• Minimal physical effort required of driver, shifting work performed
by pneumatic cylinder
• Neutral switch with detent position in multifunction lever
Advantage
• Convenient arrangement of shift elements and controls
• Optimal gear pre-selection
• Protection of engine, clutch and transmission
• During gear changes the right hand is free (e.g. for operating
implements)
• No transmission of vibrations to cab
• Allows drivers to relax and concentrate on driving
• Direct shifting to neutral from any gear
• Automatic gear selection from neutral, at any speed
Gear selection indicator in instrument clusterMultifunction lever
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Electronic Quick Reverse (EQR)
Feature
• Direct changeover between the forward and reverse gears in all
working gears and up to 3rd gear of the road range
• Pre-selection of forward/reverse gears on multifunction lever,
confirmation via clutch
Advantage
• Reliable and fast changeover, high adaptability through rapid
changes between gears
• Changeover to reverse gears possible from all forward gears
• Highly reliable shifting
• Reduced driver workload, better handling, better response during
turning, e.g. when rocking free in off-road terrain
EQR gearshift on multifunction leverEQR gearshift enables rocking free on off-road terrain
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Optional equipment – transmission
Transmission
Feature
[G48] Automatic Shift (EAS*)
• Automatic gearshifts
• Automatic clutch operation
• Automatic torque control during clutching
• Manual gear-change selectable
• Manual clutch operation with clutch pedal folded out
• Remote clutch control integrated [G5F]
* EAS: Electronic Automated Gearshift
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A = Automatic gear change
Automatic shifting according to load condition, accelerator
pedal position, engine mode, uphill/downhill gradient and
engine brake.
M = Manual gear change
Manual gear selection on the multifunction lever. The driver
determines the gear, clutch operation occurs automatically.
Selected gear is maintained when driving uphill or downhill.
Advantage
• Relieves driver workload in all shift-intensive applications
• Full concentration on traffic
• 2-pedal system
• Reduced clutch wear
• Driver selects optimal gear in implement operation or off-road
• Sensitive control in difficult driving situations
• Drivetrain remains closed in extreme situations, even at idling
speed
• External control of the clutch possible, e.g. for switching in power
take-off
i
In difficult driving situations, such
as are encountered in extreme
off-road use and work operations,
the clutch pedal can be folded out
to enable sensitive control. When
folded in, driving with automatic
Folding clutch pedal
clutch operation considerably
facilitates work.
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Feature
[G22] Range group with off-road range
• Additional range with eight forward and reverse gears
downline of the main gearbox
• Reduced gear-ratio step, approx. 2.2 to 27 km/h
• Step-down ratio relative to road range i = 3.19
[G28] Preparation for working / off-road gear range
• Technical modifications to the main gearbox to prepare for
retrofitting of the off-road gear range [G22]
[G50] Gearbox oil cooler
• Mandatory:
— operation in hot countries
— use of mineral oils
— for non-civilian use
— in case of continuous power take-off > 50 kW
[G5F] Clutch, remote-controlled
• Clutch remote control for power take-off in conjunction
with [E87]
Advantage
• For low operating speed
• For increased tractive power with narrowly defined speed steps
• Improved manoeuvrability in extreme off-road terrain
• Allows cost-effective retrofitting at a qualified workshop
• Delivers the necessary cooling capacity even in extreme conditions
• Controlling and switching the power take-off on and off are also
possible from outside the cab, e.g. for operating the pump on fire
engines
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Axles
Portal axles
Axles
Feature
• Axles in portal configuration, connected via torque tubes to the
gearbox, eccentric differential
• Axle tube and differential lie above the wheel centre
• Gear ratio step in hub reduction gear
• Uniform speed of front and rear axle in all-wheel-drive mode
• High front axle load in relation to gross weight
• Reinforced axles
1
Hub reduction gear
1
3
2
2
Wheel centre
3
Axle centre
Advantage
• Extreme ground clearance in conjunction with a low centre of gravity
• Enables safe driving over obstacles
• Vehicle can be driven through deep wheel tracks without
becoming stuck
• Sleek drivetrain, smaller axle housing
• Increased traction in off-road terrain
• High payload, attachment of heavy front-mounted implements
• Maximum utilisation of the vehicle by means of duly configured
implement combinations
• Higher axle loads
Portal axle with hub reduction gear
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Cross strut
2
Stabiliser
3
Torque tube
4
Spring-loaded
5
parking brake
5
Axle strut
3
4
3
1
2
Front and rear axle U 5023 in portal configuration with cross strut and stabilisers
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Axle suspension
Feature
• Torque tube with cross strut
• Coil springs with progressive compliance characteristic and wide
distance between spring centres
• Shock absorbers on all four wheels
• Stabilisers at front and rear
• New stabiliser mounting as molecular bearing
Axles
Advantage
• Axle location in transverse and longitudinal direction
• Offers high degrees of freedom
• Long spring travel and extensive axle articulation
• Enable shorter frame overhangs (at front and rear) in comparison to
leaf springs
• Higher angle of approach/departure and short front end
• Permanent ground contact possible for all four wheels, even on
extremely uneven surfaces
• High driving stability and ideal suspension set-up for every load condition
• High driving stability, reduced roll tendency
• Firm grip for all wheels in all speed ranges
• No restriction of ground clearance
• Improved cornering stability, reduced roll tendency
• Improved driving safety with attachments which have a high centre
of gravity
• Durable and robust
1
Cross strut
2
Stabiliser
Coil springs with telescopic shock absorbersRear view
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2
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Torque tube technology
Feature
• Torsionally flexible fixing/mounting of axles via torque balls on
gear housing
• Propeller shaft is located in the torque tube
• The spring system does not affect propulsion in any way
• No trailing arm required
Advantage
• Enables very long spring travel
• Maximum possible diagonal torsional flexibility for the axles
• Protects the propeller shaft from soiling and damage
• No risk of entanglement from plants
• Improved traction in comparison to leaf springs, no S-shape
deformation
• Tractive power boosted by weight transmission
• Wear- and maintenance-free axle suspension
• Lower kerb weight
Extreme spring travel and extensive axle articulation (up to
30°) as a result of torque tube technology and coil springs
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Torque tube protects propeller shaft from soiling
and damage, even in extreme terrain
Diagonal torsional flexibility with torque tube
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Drive system
Axles
Feature
• Rear-axle drive
• All-wheel drive engageable while on the move via dog clutch
• Differential locks in both axles with 100 % locking effect via positive
connection (dog clutch units)
• Differential locks engageable and disengageable while on the move
• Operated by rotary switch on the dashboard
1
2
Advantage
• For road use: agile, economical, reduced tyre wear, straightforward
handling
• For off-road use: wear-free as a result of positive connection and
slip-free transmission to front axle
• For extreme terrain: slip-free power transmission to all four wheels,
synchronisation of the four wheels, full power transmission (also
possible via one wheel in extreme cases)
• No interruption of pulling power during shifting
• No need to stop the vehicle
• Convenient engagement
3
4
2
1
3
4
Optimum power transmission to the axles on
varying surfaces
• Broad spectrum of tyre types, such as MPT and traction tyres with
high-cleat tread
• Large-volume MPT low-pressure tyres (broad tyre pressure range
from 1 to 6 bar)
• Four tyres of identical size and width
• Same track width front and rear
Advantage
• Specific equipment for different operating conditions:
on- and off-road, soft ground, desert, etc.
• Low standing pressure
• High traction
• Reduced track in off-road use
• Good self-cleaning
• Advantageous for all-road use
• Low rolling resistance off-road
• High driving stability
• High traction as a result of genuine four-wheel drive
• Simple fitting of snow chains
• Rear wheels run in the track of the front wheels, avoiding the
power-sapping need to form their own track (genuine four-wheel
drive effect)
• Good track overlap
• High driving stability
Single tyresMPT treadsHigh-cleat tread
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Optional equipment – axles
[A30] Tyre pressure control system
Overview
The tyre pressure control system is an electro-pneumatic system
installed in the vehicle for automatic tyre inflation and deflation at
the front and rear axles while on the move.
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131211 109876
1
Hose line to the wheel rim
2
Wheel rim:
3
Wheel hub
4
Drive gear
5
Axle tube
6
Compressed air line
7
Shaft seals
8
O-ring
9
Sleeve
10
Fitting
11
Quick-release coupling
12
Test and filling valve
13
Wheel nut cover
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[A30] Tyre pressure control system
Feature
• Adaptation of the tyre pressure during driving
Advantage
• Adjustment of tyre pressure from the cab while on the move
• Fast and flexible adaptation to road and ground conditions
• Tyre pressure at front and rear axles individually adjustable on
basis of pre-programmed pressure levels
• Equalisation of pressure loss, in case of tyre damage vehicle can
be driven to the nearest workshop
• Adjustment of actual rolling circumferences of front and
rear wheels
• Consideration of different axle loads
• 4-channel system
• Operation via steering wheel buttons and intuitive menu navigation
• Indication of the tyre pressure on the display
Pre-selection of tyre pressure on display,
operation via steering wheel buttons
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Push-button switch for tyre pressure
control system
• User-friendly, safe control via pre-programmed tyre pressure levels
• Monitoring of the settings and detection of pressure loss
• Prevention of tyre damage
Left: attachable hose line, test and filling valve for rim and tyre
Right: driving condition, valve and line protected under the wheel hub
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[A30] Tyre pressure control system
Halving the tyre pressure off-road means doubling the ground contact
area and the tractive force.
High tyre pressure on the road
• Small contact area
• Low tyre wear
• Low fuel consumption
• High load capacity at
high speed
• Good track-holding and
very stable steering
Tractive force [kN]
Traction conditions depending on the tyre pressure
50
40
30
20
10
1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5
Tyre pressure [bar]
Low tyre pressure off-road
• Large contact area
• Low ground pressure,
less field damage
• Less slip
• High traction
• Good self-cleaning (tread)
• Minimal ground compaction,
fewer ruts
• No getting stuck
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Feature
[A23] Guard plate for callipers
• Guard plates on the callipers to repel stones, branches,
wires, etc.
[A26] Reinforced wheel stud covers
• Reinforced covers for the wheel studs (wheel hub cover)
[A27] Double sealing of wheel hubs, for operations in muddy
conditions
• Additional sealing rings
[A28] Encapsulation of hub reduction gear, for operations in
extremely muddy conditions
• Complete encapsulation with additional sealing rings
• Mechanical drainage valves in compressed air system
• Only available as standard for U 4023, feasible for U 5023
via CTT code [UA28]
Advantage
• Protect brake callipers from damage in off-road use
• Protection from damage in extreme off-road territory
• Prevents water and fine sand from entering into the hub
reduction gear
• Prevents water and fine sand from entering into the hub reduction
gear and the brakes
• Special protection for operations in extremely muddy and sandy
terrain (e.g. open-pit mining operations)
• Facilitates drainage of the compressed air system
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Brakes
Dual-circuit braking system
Brakes
Feature
• Pneumatic disc brakes at all wheels
Advantage
• Uniform braking effect
• No overheating even under continuous stress
• Maintenance- and repair-friendly
• Automatic load-dependent brake (ALB)
• Brake wear indicator
• High-pressure system (18 bar) via gear-driven heavy-duty
compressor
• Air dryer
• Brake power regulation depending on the load condition
• Timely indication when maintenance is due
• High brake-air pressure
• Less space required for air tank, more space available on the vehicle
• No corrosion
• No freezing of the lines
• Spring-loaded parking brake, acting on the rear wheels
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Brake calliper
3
Brake carrier
4
Brake disc
• High braking force, minimal braking effort required of driver
even with heavy bodies
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4-channel ABS
Feature
• In case of a locking tendency, the pressure of the wheel cylinder is
corrected according to the road surface condition and load condition
• 4-channel ABS in all model designations
• ABS can be switched to off-road mode
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Up to 15 km/h: locking
15 – 40 km/h: brief locking
Over 40 km/h: no locking
Advantage
• Safe handling characteristics during braking
• Driving stability and steerability are preserved
• Reduced risk of accidents
• High level of safety through separate actuation of each wheel at
the front and rear axles
• Volume production-tested
• Wheels can lock to a certain extent, in order to build up an
earth wedge
Switch to change ABS mode (off-road)
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Optional equipment – brakes
Brakes
Feature
[B2Z] Parking brake, also on front axle
• Service and parking brakes are electro-pneumatically
coupled as a securing brake.
• The parking brake acts on the rear wheel, in addition
the service brake acts with reduced pressure on the
front wheels
• Only when the engine is running
[B5B] Trailer brake, 2-line
• Pressurised fill line (red)
• Unpressurised brake line (yellow)
• Braking effect from air admission to the brake line
[B5N] Compressed air filling connection, front
• External filling of the compressed air system from an
outside source
• Coupling head (red) on the bumper
• Air supply for service brake, spring-loaded cylinder,
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gearshift, AdBlue
injection, suspension seat, etc.
[B68] Brake connection, front left
• External operation of another vehicle’s service brake system
or control of the vehicle’s own brake system from another
vehicle
• Coupling head (yellow) on the bumper
Advantage
• High stability possible in cable winch operations without additional
aids such as slope supports
• The full weight pressure of the vehicle is available as a holding
force, with due regard to the given coefficient of adhesion
• EU safety standard
• Accommodation of fast-running trailers
• Allows the brakes and spring-loaded cylinder to be activated so
that one’s own vehicle can continue its journey
• For towing the vehicle in the event of engine failure
• Broken-down vehicles can be moved quickly
• Continuous supply of compressed air from external source (hose
connection), maintaining the vehicle on standby for immediate
deployment (e.g. for fire-fighting operations)
• For towing the vehicle in the event of engine failure
• Control of towed vehicle’s service brake system (actuation of brake
from towing vehicle)
• Safety steering wheel with angled steering column
• Steering gear on inside of frame, fluid tank above fording depth
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to wheel
from steering wheel
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2
Diagram of the ZF Servocom 8095 steering system
Primary shaft
2
Steering worm
3
Recirculating ball
4
Operating piston
5
Torsion bar
6
Steering shaft
Advantage
• Easy steering even with high front axle loads
• Mechanical part of the steering system remains functional, should
hydraulic power steering fail
• No mixing with hydraulic oil
— Prevents soiling of steering hydraulics
— Fully closed system
• Improved protection in case of collision or accident
• No restriction of approach angle
• Key components in protected area
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Optional equipment – steering
Steering
Feature
[Z01] Vehicle with left-hand drive
• Left-hand control arm
• Steering wheel adjustment
[Z03] Vehicle with right-hand drive
• Right-hand control arm
[Z5Y] Vehicle for right-hand traffic
• Headlamps for right-hand traffic
• Tail lights and rear fog lamps for right-hand traffic
• Mirror for right-hand traffic
[Z5Z] Vehicle for left-hand traffic
• Left-hand traffic headlamps with modified light pattern
• Tail lights with modified positions of the rear fog lamps
• Mirror holders for right and left side of vehicles as prerequisite for modified mirror position
Advantage
• Control of the vehicle on the left side
• Individual adaptation to the driver
• Steering of the vehicle on the right-hand side
• Deployment in countries with right-hand traffic, e.g. Germany
• Deployment in countries with left-hand traffic, e.g. Great Britain
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Cab exterior
Cab concept
Feature
• Engine is located under cab (mid-engine concept)
• Seating positioned behind the front axle
• Minimal frame overhang
• Cab-behind-engine design with short front end
• 3-point cab mounting with rubber elements and shock absorbers
• 120 mm higher and longer than Euro III and Euro V models
• Closed cab roof, optional roof hatch [F21]
+120 mm
+120 mm
Advantage
• Additional distribution of engine weight to rear axle
• Well-balanced vehicle in off-road terrain
• Optimum weight balance due to even loading of front and rear axle
• Seat position in low-vibration area reduces subjection to jolting in
off-road use
• Ergonomic entry
• Large approach and departure angles
• Good visibility to the front in off-road driving
• Reduced exposure to jolts from the road
• Compensation for torsional flexing of the vehicle
• Offers more stowage space behind driver’s and co-driver’s seats
• Great fore/aft seat adjustment range, improved legroom,
greater headroom
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3
2
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Front end dimension: 1050 mm
2
Distance steering wheel / front axle: 360 mm
(bottom steering wheel position, max. inclination
towards driver)
3
Position of driver’s seat
Proven cab-behind-engine with greater volume than the
predecessor model
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Doors
Cab exterior
Feature
• Doors with large opening angle, entry behind front axle, steps and
grab rails
• Exterior mirrors heated and electrically adjustable on both sides
Advantage
• Safe, comfortable and ergonomic entry and exit
• Convenient and safe adjustment from the driver’s seat
Entrance, doors open to a wide angle
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Safety
Feature
• All cabs tested as per ECE-R-29/03 regulation on crash safety
ECE: Regulations of the United Nations Economic
Commission for Europe
ECE-R-29: Protection of cab occupants
Advantage
• High safety standard
• High chance of survival in accidents
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ECE-R-29 is a voluntary, internationally recognised standard
which confirms the stability of the
survival space for all occupants in
the cabs of commercial vehicles.
Survival spaces for occupants
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Optional equipment – cab exterior
Cab exterior
Feature
[CE3] 3-step entrance
• Full-size third step
• Elastomer mounting, manufactured to EN1846
fire brigade standard
[EM5] Monitor for camera system
• Monitor integrated in the roof lining
• Monitor with four inputs
[EF2] Front camera
• Mounted on front of vehicle, under bumper
[EF3] Rear-view camera
• Mounted on vehicle rear with the aid of a magnetic foot
Advantage
• Comfortable, ergonomic cab access
• Resilient during off-road driving, complies with
fire brigade standard
• In easy view
• Connecting several cameras possible (e.g. front and
reversing camera)
• Full view of the front area, enhanced safety
• Protected location, also for off-road driving
• Full view of the rear area, flexible use
Front camera under bumperMonitor for camera system
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Feature
[F21] Roof hatch, round, swivelling
• Diameter 75 cm, set clockwise in direction of travel
• Delivery and return line at rear (connections as at front)
Advantage
• Direct drive of an oil engine (spreader) possible
• Connection option for tipping cylinder via additional
control valves
• Snow plough / spreader combination possible via corresponding
valve combinations (flow dividing valve)
Hydraulic system [H10]: Plug connections at front on the left in
direction of travel: delivery line (red) and return line (black)
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delivery line (red) and return line (black)
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Electronic networking
Electrical system
Feature
• Electronically instead of mechanically controlled systems
• CAN bus: networking of electronic systems in the vehicle
• OBD diagnostic socket
• The assistance and safety systems communicate in the vehicle
via CAN bus
• Central plug connection between cab and frame
Central plug connections in the engine compartment
Central plug connections in the cab
Advantage
• Faster and more precise
• Functions no longer realisable by mechanical means,
e.g. economical engine through use of electronics
• Very fast, bidirectional data exchange between different control
devices in the vehicle
• Input and output of relevant diagnostic data (Star Diagnosis)
• The driver’s workload is reduced in critical driving situations
• The vehicle is better safeguarded from driving faults
• Driving state signals are immediately displayed
• Simple disconnection of the electrical equipment from the cab,
e.g. for diagnosis or repairs
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and relayed accordingly to the engine control system.
This enables the most economical gear to be identified
and engaged, for example.
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Ex factory, the Unimog model series fulfil regulation
72/245/EEC ’Electromagnetic Compatibility’ in the
version 2009/19/EC.
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Optional equipment – electrical system
Feature
[E87] Equipment socket, 32-pin
• Electrical interfaces between vehicle and implement
• Power supply for implements up to max. 40 A
• Speed and position signals C3/C4
• Activation/deactivation of PTOs in conjunction with [G48]
• Interface for connecting an external (at implement end)
engine remote control for start/stop, engine speed change
• Actuation of gearbox for crane body or refuse disposal
vehicles (e.g. speed limiter, immobilizer)
• Eight free lines routed into the cab for optional use by the
bodybuilder
• Signals for activated rotating beacon and back-up lamp
• Actuation of three free indicator lamps
Advantage
• Installation of lines via cable set with defined and unique assignments
• Highly reliable operations between vehicle and implement and safe
and reliable operation of the overall system
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The relevant connector for the [E87] equipment socket is
available via Mercedes-Benz Parts
A 043 545 15 28 – connector housing, HB-K. 16. STS-GR.1.21
A 000 545 21 63 – crimp contact, HE/HA-C-Sti.Ag. 2.5 mm²
A 000 545 22 63 – crimp contact, HE/HA-C-Sti.Ag. 1.5 mm²
A 051 545 60 28 – plug insert, HEE 32 Sti.C
[E87] Implement socket, 32-pin
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Electrical system
Feature
[E16] Parameterisable special module (PSM), 5 V CAN
• Electronic module for direct exchange of information
between the vehicle electronics and the fitted equipment,
attachments, bodies and the trailer
• Communications interfaces between vehicle electronics and
retrofitted systems are clearly defined and standardised
[EG5] Alternator, 28 V/150 A, protected from soiling,
with fording capability
• Boosted output (1400 W increase)
• Dirt-resistant
• Fording capability
[E1M] Alternator, 28 V/150 A
• Boosted output (1400 W increase)
[E1B] Batteries, 2 x 12 V / 170 Ah, low-maintenance
• 2 12 V batteries
• 170 Ah capacity each
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Advantage
• Enables setting of typical functions, such as:
— reduction of top speed
— blocking of reverse gears
— switching PTO on and off
— increasing/reducing engine speed
— resumption of previous engine speed
• High functional reliability of all components since subsequent
connection of external systems occurs with no intervention in the
vehicle electrical system or electronics.
• Extended functions for trailer/implements via second interface
• More efficient working and enhanced user-friendliness for the driver
• Selling point for resale
• Offers power reserves for additional loads
• Longer lifespan and uninterrupted power supply ensured in open-pit
mining or comparable operations
• No damage from exposure to water, high operational reliability even
under water
• Offers power reserves for additional loads
• Good operating reliability after long breaks from driving and when
running high-performance consumers
• Reduced maintenance effort thanks to low-maintenance design
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Feature
[E37] Continuous current socket, 12 V/15 A
• For 12 V consumers
• 3-pin
• Via voltage converter 24 V/12 V (on-board electrical
system 24 V) in the E box
• Tap up to 15 A
• C3 vehicle speed signal and ground
• In the cab behind the driver’s seat
• Complies with EN 15431
[E45] Front plug-in socket, 24 V, 7-pin
• 7-pin
• 24V
• Supplies power to turn signal, position and licence plate
lamps at the front implement mounting area
[ED6] On-board socket, 24 V/25 A, in cab, with C3 signal
• Electrical power for implements with C3 signal for
speed-dependent control
• 3-pin
• Behind the driver’s seat
• Complies with EN 15431
Advantage
• For consumers such as 12V spreader, agricultural implements
• Power outlet located in immediate vicinity of the cable boot at the
cab rear panel
• Easily accessible, no hindrance of the driver/co-driver by surrounding cables
• Power supply for the lighting equipment of front-mounted implements
• Easily accessible connection
• For consumers such as 24V spreader
• Easily accessible, no hindrance of the driver/co-driver by
surrounding cables
• Location in cab avoids corrosion from exposure to road salt and
external influences
• C3 vehicle speed signal
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Electrical system
Feature
[E33] Battery cutoff switch on battery box
• Manually operated main switch to cut the battery current
• Switch positioned on the side of the battery box
• The switch head (red) is removable: protection from
unintentional switching on or off
• The power supply to the tachograph is maintained
[E79] Battery cutoff switch, electronic
• Two electronic EMERGENCY OFF switches to cut the
battery current
• Integrated undervoltage protection
• The power supply to the tachograph is maintained
[E86] Automatic battery cutoff switch for fire brigade vehicles
• Automatic cutting of battery current after removing the
ignition key and pressing the cutoff switch
• The power supply to the tachograph is maintained
• Two EMERGENCY OFF switches in cab and outside on
battery box
Advantage
• Deliberate disconnection of all power consumers from the battery
• Protection from battery drainage, leakage current, etc.
• Deliberate disconnection of all power consumers from the battery
• Protection from battery drainage, leakage current, etc.
• Deliberate disconnection of all power consumers from the battery
• Protection from battery drainage, leakage current, etc.
• Immediate manual cutting possible
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Feature
[EK7] Special parts for hazardous goods
• Equipment for the transport of hazardous goods by road (ADR)
• Model categories available on request
• Battery cutoff switch for controlled cutoff after
approx. 5 min, excluding the tachograph
• EMERGENCY OFF switches inside and outside of the cab
• Corrugated hose sheathing for the cabling
[C7K] Battery support, batteries above each other
• Battery carrier for two 12 V batteries, positioned one above
the other
• Mounting on the left of the frame (viewed in the direction
of travel)
• Suitable for 2 x 12 V / 170 Ah batteries, low-maintenance [E1B]
• Only in combination with manual battery isolater switch at
battery box [E33]
Advantage
• No cost-intensive and time-consuming retrofits
• Approved in accordance with ECE-R 105
• Customer free to choose ADR classification
• Fast and safe disconnection of power supply in case of danger for driver
or fire brigade
• More space for additional attachments on the frame, e.g. for cranes
with side supports
[C7K] Battery support, batteries above
each other
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Attachment and mounting areas
Locations of attachment and mounting areas
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Attachment and mounting areas
Attachment and mounting via:
1
Standardised front mounting
plate, size 3 [CP3], e.g. for
6
earth mover, snow plough,
front-mounted sweeper
2
Front mounting brackets [CA2],
e.g. compressor, emergency
power generator
3
Cable winch bracket
[CA2]+[CH5], e.g. front cable
winch
4
Frame mounting brackets, e.g.
5
frame trussing of slope support
5
Attachment fixtures for non-MB
bodies [CD5], e.g. box, platform
4
Mounting brackets for heavy
attachments which can raise
the vehicle [CA9], e.g. crane,
elevating work platform
6
Floor assembly for special
bodies [P61], e.g. box, platform
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Mounting areas
Feature
• Factory-designed mounting points and mounting areas fine-tuned in
consultation with implement manufacturers
• Mounting area at front using mounting brackets [CA2], cable winch
bracket [CH5] or front mounting plate [CP3]
• Mounting area at top using attachment fixtures [CD5], mounting
brackets [CA9], floor assembly [P61] and [P69]
• Mounting area between the axles
• Mounting area at front
Advantage
• Simultaneous mounting of implements in conjunction with body
• High cost effectiveness
• Simple and standardised mounting devices
• Payload gain from omission of body-mounting connections
• Payload gain through omission of platform and direct mounting by
means of frame mounting brackets
• The Unimog chassis retains its full unobstructed scope of operation
and functional reliability when the body is fitted
• Minimal stress on body
• Long service life for vehicle and equipment
• Low overall centre of gravity, better driving stability
• Fitting of trusses (e.g. slope support, front loader) or side
attachments (cable winch, generator, etc.)
• For mounting equipment on the front of the vehicle
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Platform and box-type body produced
by qualified bodybuilders in compliance
with the current body / equipment
mounting directives.
Platform with tarpaulinPlatform
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Optional equipment – mounting areas
Attachment and mounting areas
Feature
[CA2] Mounting brackets, front
• Specially developed mounting points on front of
vehicle frame
[CA9] Mounting brackets for heavy equipment (crane bodies)
• Mounting brackets for attaching an external supporting frame
• Modified vehicle packaging, to create space for mounts
or supports
[CD5] Attachment fixtures for non-MB bodies
• For direct attachment of non-MB bodies
• For direct mounting of an external floor assembly
[CH5] Cable winch bracket for front cable winches
• Specially developed mounting points for cable winch
operations
• Only possible with mounting brackets [CA2]
Advantage
• For attaching cable winch brackets [CH5] and front-mounted
implements, for example
• High strength, enabling absorption of higher forces
• No negative influences resulting from frame torsion
• Uniform interface between Unimog chassis and heavy add-on
equipment
• Suitable for heavy, permanently mounted equipment such as
crane, elevating work platform, excavator attachment, drills,
winch attachments, etc.
• Double 3-point mounting retains torsional flexibility for the attached
equipment and maintains the overall vehicle’s off-road capabilities
• High driving stability on the road and ideal adjustment off-road
• Attached equipment does not restrict off-road capabilities in
any manner
• Extreme torsion of the frame results in only minimal body stress
• High strength enables transmission of high tractive forces
• Deployment of front cable winches with high tractive forces
(up to 7000 daN)
• No negative influences resulting from frame torsion
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Feature
[CL2] Anchoring and loading lugs
• Lugs on vehicle (front, middle rear)
[CP3] Front mounting plate, DIN 76060 type B, size 3
• Integrated towing bracket (maximum tractive force 7.5 kN)
• Implements mounted via claws / pockets and secured by
means of swivelling bolts or collar bolts
[P61] Floor assembly for special bodies
• Simple and secure mounting of box-type bodies and fixed
platform bodies on the floor assembly
• Double 3-point mounting of the floor assembly
[P69] Floor assembly for special bodies, extended
• Extension of floor assembly [P61] for bodies up to body
length of 4100 mm
Advantage
• Simple and secure fixing of the vehicle when loading onto train,
ship, aircraft
• High strength resulting from connection of the attached equipment
via mounting plate to the frame
• Equipment can be transported at top speed
• Swift changing / mounting of implements possible to enable other
operations with the carrier vehicle
• Unimog chassis retains its full unobstructed scope of operation and
functional reliability
• No restriction of off-road capabilities
• Minimal stress on body
• Long service life for vehicle and equipment
• Unimog chassis retains its full unobstructed scope of operation and
functional reliability
• Minimal stress on body
• Long service life for vehicle and equipment
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Technical Manual for extreme off-road Unimog BlueTec 6
Rated engine speed: 2200 rpm * Speed limiter at 90 km/h
Final drive ratio: i = 6.53 (U 4023) i = 6.94 (U 5023)
U 4023 tyres: 335/80 R20 Michelin XZL (standard)
U 5023 tyres: 365/85 R20 Michelin XZL (standard)
For conversion factors for vehicle speeds with other tyres: see “Vehicle speed conversion factor chart” on page 92.
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Transmission
Vehicle speed conversion factor
Tyre sizeDesignationU 4023U 5023
335/80 R20Conti MPT 810.994
335/80 R20Dunlop SP T90.994
335/80 R20Michelin XZLStandard
365/80 R20Conti MPT 811.0430.947
365/80 R20Dunlop SP T91.0430.947
365/80 R20Michelin XZL1.0610.962
365/85 R20Michelin XZLStandard
395/85 R20Michelin XZL1.042
395/85 R20Michelin XML1.038
405/70 R20Dunlop SP T91.0290.934
405/70 R20Michelin XM471.029
405/70 R24Dunlop SP T91.126
405/70 R24CGS AC70 G1.118
425/75 R20Michelin XM471.092
445/65 R22.5Michelin XZL1.026
445/65 R22.5CGS AC70+1.020
445/70 R24Michelin XM471.068
455/70 R24Dunlop SP T91.082
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The vehicle speed conversion factor allows determination of the vehicle speed with use of the given tyres, by reference to the standard tyres.
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Axles
Suspension
DesignPortal axles at torque tube and transverse control arms, hub reduction gear
Differential lockrear differential lock,
front differential lock
SuspensionProgressively acting coil springs, telescopic shock absorbers
Stabiliser barson front and rear axles
Fording capability 800 mm (standard)
1200 mm [Z16]
Technical data on axles
Axles
Axle model
Front axle
737.367747.3672.183 27586.53
U 4023
737.223747.2232250335106.94
U 5023
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Rear axle
Axle flange
dimension (mm)
Wheel stud
hole circle (mm)
Number of
wheel studs
Final drive ratio
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Technical data on U 4023 rims
Technical Manual
Wheel rim:CodeTrack width
Tyre size
(mm)
Drop centre rims 11 x 20[RT2]1953335/80 R20
365/80 R20
405/70 R20
Semi-drop centre rims 11 x 20 SDC [RH2]1983335/80 R20
365/80 R20
405/70 R20
425/75 R20
Drop centre rims 13 x 24[RN3]1983405/70 R24
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Technical data on U 5023 rims
Axles
Wheel rim:CodeTrack width
Tyre size
(mm)
Semi-drop centre rim 11.00 x 20 SDC[R30]1920365/80 R20
405/70 R20
Flat-base rim 10.00V-20[R32]1928365/85 R20
395/85 R20
Steep-shoulder rims 22.5 x 14.00[R43]1942445/65 R22.5
Drop centre rims 13 x 24[RN5]1942455/70 R24
445/70 R24
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Brakes
Brakes
Braking system
Technical Manual
SystemPneumatic dual-circuit disc brake system,
Safety4-channel ABS,
Parking brakeSpring braking system
Air dryer
automatic load-dependent brake
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Cab exterior
Exterior
Cab exterior
BodyAll-steel cab with continuous roof,
GlazingHeat-insulating glass,
MirrorsHeated exterior mirror on both sides, electrically adjustable,
Doors2 doors with armrests,
SafetyTested in accordance with ECE-R-29/3*
* ECE-R: Regulations of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
3-point mountings,
tilting
Laminated glass windscreen
3-level windscreen washing system with intermittent wiping,
windscreen washing system
2 rear wall windows
wide-angle rear-view mirror heated on both sides,
kerb mirror
crank windows
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Cab interior
Cab interior
Interior
Technical Manual
Interior equipmentInterior lighting with multiple functions,
SeatsFitted backrest and integrated head restraints on both sides,
Centre consoleControl panel in dashboard (centre),
Stowage compartmentsStowage compartment behind driver’s seat at cab rear wall,
Air conditioning systemCombined heating / ventilation system,
DisplaysInstrument cluster with display
SafetySafety locks in the doors,
three sun visors for driver and co-drivers,
continuous current socket 24 V/15 A
integrated 3-point inertia-reel seat belts on both sides,
height, fore/aft and angle adjustment on both sides
switches arranged in blocks
compartments with bottle holder in the doors,
2 cup holders in the stowage box on tunnel,
glove compartment
4-speed rotary switch for blower,
4-speed rotary switch for recirculated air mode,
defroster vents for windscreen and side windows,
footwell vents on both sides
combined steering and starter lock at the steering column
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Auxiliary drives
[N05] Engine PTO to rear, with flange
Auxiliary drives
VersionDrive from the engine crankshaft via intermediate gears,
Gear ratioi = 0.933 (overdrive)
RPM at rated engine speed 2200 rpm2358 rpm
Rotational directionClockwise (in direction of travel)
Maximum torque600 Nm (continually)
Maximum continuous output148 kW
Connection4-hole flange (ISO 7646)
flange drive at the engine rear (on the right at approx. 1 oʼclock,
viewed in the direction of travel),
activation by electro-pneumatically operated dog clutch only engageable
when engine is not running and the ignition is switched on,
to drive hydraulic or water pumps, power take-off at [HL4/HL5]
720 Nm (temporary)
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