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MAN D2842 Diesel Engine Operating Instructions
MAN D2842 Diesel Engine Operating Instructions
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MAN D2842 repair manual
MAN D2842 repair manual
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MAN D2876LUE repair manual
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MAN F90 PDF Repair Manual
MAN F90 PDF Repair Manual
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MAN Fehlercodes
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MAN TGA - Schematic diagram of the instrument panel type HIGHLINE
MAN TGA - Schematic diagram of the instrument panel type HIGHLINE
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MAN TGA FFR component list
MAN TGA FFR component list
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MAN TGA Wiring diagrams K 90
MAN TGA Wiring diagrams K 90
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MAN TG-A Wiring Diagrams
MAN TG-A Wiring Diagrams
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MAN TGS-TGX Wiring diagrams Electrical System K100
MAN TGS-TGX Wiring diagrams Electrical System K100
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MAN Truck Edc Troubleshooting Manual
MAN Truck Edc Troubleshooting Manual
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The History of Man Trucks

  It is hard to believe, but the start of the work of the world giant MAN was laid back in the 19th century. We will tell about the fascinating and full of interesting twists and turns in the history of the development of this group of companies in this material.

 

The prerequisites for the creation of this world-famous company were the rapid development of metallurgy in Germany. Then heavy industry enterprises were intensively formed, mergers took place, employees worked not only on the implementation of plans, but also invented. Thus, the world's first steam engine was born. What was the impetus for the rapid growth of enterprises, among which were those that subsequently became the famous MAN company through mergers and acquisitions.

At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, two enterprises located in the German cities of Augsburg and Nuremberg are merged into a single enterprise Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg, or simply MAN. But at first the activity of the enterprise was directed precisely at the production of steam boilers and turbines, as well as hydraulic pumps and railway cars, etc.

 

However, the collaboration with the engineer Rudolf Diesel and his ingenious invention reshaped the company's activities. At the very end of the 19th century, the first fully working diesel engine was produced at the factory in Augsburg. Taking into account this circumstance, the main efforts were thrown at the creation of a vehicle with a diesel engine at the facilities of the factories. And in 1915, in the city of Lindau, at a plant owned by MAN, the first truck was produced together with Saurer. It was put on stream in 1916, but already at another company plant in the city of Nuremberg. And here in 1918 already 1000 trucks with a diesel engine were produced.

 

In parallel, tireless work is underway to improve the diesel engine. In 1923, the first four-cylinder engine was produced, the power of which was 40 horsepower. Just over three years have passed, and the company is already successfully producing truck models with 6-cylinder engines and a power of 100 hp, and a little later, thanks to the desire of the management to develop the company and the availability of highly qualified personnel, the engine power has been increased to 150 horsepower.

And in 1927, the company introduced the first truck with a cardan drive to the market, and also demonstrated another novelty at an exhibition in Cologne - a series of trucks on a low-frame bus chassis, while receiving the highest marks from specialists.

Huge success was waiting for the company at the automobile exhibition in Berlin, where she presented a new series of trucks of the "E" series. These trucks were remarkable due to their excellent driving performance and efficiency in operation. These machines have become of interest to foreign customers.

A little later, the company presented to the world the most powerful truck at that time, the engine power of which was 160 horsepower.

On the eve of the Second World War and during it, army trucks are produced at MAN factories. However, the war years were not cloudless for the company. At the end of the war, the factories were badly damaged and, of course, suffered huge losses.

 

Only in 1946 was the first post-war car produced. Five years later, the country's first truck with an exhaust gas turbine rolled off the production line. In 1955, the MAN automobile plant was opened in Munich. Seven years later, MAN production goes beyond Germany, it was then that a car assembly plant was opened in South Africa. Three years later, the first trams of the MAN brand saw the light. The development of the public transport market did not end there. In 1988, a low-floor bus was produced. Here, engineers took care not only of the comfort of passengers and the economy of the vehicle, but also of the environment. The bus was equipped with a gas turbine pressurization system, which ensured a low level of environmental pollution. And next year, MAN block cars appear.

 

At the same time, the development of the production of trucks continues and in 1992 the company introduced to the market a range of trucks with a high level of payload, the weight of which started from 18 tons.

At the beginning of the 21st century, the company held a presentation of a number of buses designed for the tourist industry, which were distinguished by efficiency and a high level of comfort. Also, in parallel, the development of more modern and economical engines is underway.

To date, MAN SE includes MAN Truck & Bus AG, ERF (Great Britain), STAR (Poland), MAN Diesel & Turbo (Great Britain), MAN Ferrostaal AG - a division engaged in the development and construction of high-tech manufacturing enterprises, MAN Latin America.

 

 

At the end of 2014, the revenue of one of the world's leading manufacturers of vehicles and power engineering amounted to 14.3 billion euros.