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  • The vehicle is fully amphibious so depth is not really an issue. A lot of emergency services do use this machine because it is relatively fast, and, with rubber tracks, can drive on bare road without damaging it, but they are certainly not the only ones who use it. There are a lot people and companies who use this machine for various kind of remote access needs including pipeline companies, mining companies, and those who just want a really capable off-road vehicle that can carry a lot of people

  • How deep can this vehicle go and is it only used by the army and police.

  • No. Both cabs are powered. The cabs are connected by an articulation assembly that is hydraulically powered which enables the machine to turn. This assembly also contains a drive shaft that transfers power from the engine in the front cab to the rear tracks.

  • interesting  it looked like cables to me

  • is only the front cab powered?

  • @timsurftim , This is a Swedish made machine, I wos a driver in a BV206 under my 2 years in the Swedish Army, From the beginning the 206 model was powered by a 2,8 litre Ford V6 petrol engine but the milage per gallon was was por so they put in a Mercedes 6 cylinder Diesel in stead, It have 4 track drive and float like a cork

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