Towing tractor TBL 100
pushbackfor aircraftelectric

towing tractor
towing tractor
towing tractor
towing tractor
towing tractor
towing tractor
towing tractor
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Characteristics

Type
towing, pushback
Applications
for aircraft
Motor type
electric
Configuration
towbarless
Other characteristics
with cab
Domain
for airport
Towing capacity

16,000 kg
(35,274 lb)

Working speed

10 km/h, 20 km/h
(6.2 mph, 12.4 mph)

Description

TBL-100 is designed for pushback of aircraft from F70 up to and including B757 The TBL-100 is Kalmar Motor's 'original' towbarless tractor and first manufacturered in 1988. This latest version is a very simplistic design utilising quality components from the TBL-50 and TBL-180. The TBL-100 is generally designed for pushback operations of aircrafts of upto 120 tonnes as well as shorter distance inter-gate towings. Featuring a unique gas-hydraulic suspension system on cabin, providing exceptional driving comfort. The 96-Volt Electric Motor has direct connection to the power shift transmission, working through prop shaft directly on drive axle. This straight forward solution is resulting in low maintenance costs. Its simplistic design makes the TBL-100 perfect to easy operation and greatly reduced maintenance. Examples of optional extras: Winter kit Electrical heated windscreens Air conditioning Lighting Options DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT Length: 6,690 mm Width: 2,440 mm Height: 1,890 mm Ground clearance: 120 mm Wheelbase: 2,915 mm Turning circle radius: ~9,900 mm Dry weight: 7,000 kg ENGINE Type: Electrical, Kalmar Motor Voltage: 96 V TRANSMISSION Type: Powershift transmission Speed: 3 forward and 3 reverse AXLES Front: Make/Model: Clark-Hurth Tyre type/ dimension: Pneumatic 315/70 Rx15

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