ATS-59G Artilleritraktor

ATS-59G artilleritraktor
Land	URSS
Type	Artilleri traktor
Beskrivelse	Galleri af 190 billeder af en ATS-59G artilleritraktor

Fotogalleri af en ATS-59G artilleritraktor, The Artilleriyskiy Tyagach Sredniy 59, eller ATS-59 (betyder medium artilleri traktor) var en sovjetisk kold krig æra artilleri traktor.

Kilde: ATS-59G artilleritraktor

Vægt: 13.000 kg Længde: 6,28 m Bredde: 2,78 m Højde: 2,3 m Motor: diesel 300hk Operationelt område: 350 km Hastighed: 45 km/t

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Tractor Artillery ATS-59
Fotografer	Unknow
Lokalisering	Unknow
Billeder	12

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General Overview

Designation	Artilleriyskiy Tyagach Sredniy – 59G (Medium Artillery Tractor – 59G)
Place of Origin	Sovjetunionen
Entry into Service	Late 1950s/Early 1960s (ATS-59); ATS-59G improved variant later
Primary Role	Towing heavy artillery (e.g., 130 mm M-46 gun, 152 mm howitzers) and transporting crew/supplies.
Crew & Passengers	7 (including driver) in the large cab
Design Basis	Utilizes many components, including the engine and running gear, of the T-54 Main Battle Tank.

Technical Specifications (ATS-59G)

Mass (Empty)	Approx. 13.5 tonnes
Motor	A-650 V-12 water-cooled diesel (a throttled version of the T-54’s V-2 engine)
Engine Power	300 hp at 1,700 rpm
Max Towed Load	Indtil 14 tons
Payload Capacity	3.0 tonnes (on the cargo platform)
Top Speed (Road)	Approx. 39–45 km/h
Operational Range	350 km (500 km with auxiliary tanks)
Key Feature	Equipped with a powerful mechanical winch (15-ton capacity).

ATS-59G Improvements

The original ATS-59 had a small two-person cab. The ATS-59G was developed to address this and featured a significantly larger, fully enclosed cab, which could seat up to 7 people (driver + 6 passengers). This allowed the entire artillery crew to be transported with the piece they were towing, rather than sitting exposed on the cargo platform.

Additionally, the ‘G’ model included an NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) overpressure system for crew protection.