Ex-Transperth TP1175 - Mercedes-Benz O405NH (Voith Kickdown)

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Ex-Transperth Bus No. 1175
Operator: Private Owner
Chassis: Mercedes-Benz O405NH
Bodywork: Volgren "CR225L"
Entered service: 2000
Engine: Mercedes Benz OM447hLA 6cyl 11.967l 250hp turbo diesel
Gearbox: Voith DIWA D864.3 4sp automatic
Status: Preserved
Filmed on 15/07/2023.
Work in progress. I will do a better video as progress is made on its preservation.

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17 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@damianmilne8191 Год назад

Glad I got the chance to drive a few of these Voith Mercs. Absolutely beautiful to drive, a real driver’s bus.

@Transperthguy Год назад

Why is there a wheel arch just lying at the back door 😭

@DCI_Mage 11 месяцев назад

This is the definition of cursed transperth buses

@DCI_Mage 11 месяцев назад

LOL ONE FELL

@WesternAustralianTransport Год назад

Nice seeing 1175 and it's good that it got preserved. What's the set of front wheel arches from ?

@user-three-four-nine Год назад

Never knew 1175 still had it's original yellow seats intact! I do wonder why it needs a full extra set of wheel arches, though...

@nickgodfrey1973 Год назад

Because any extra parts that you can get your hands on are of value!! Never know when you might need em!

@TheJeepWranglerMan023 Год назад

It was in Canarvon for its last few years of service and was never refurbished

@jetstream454 Год назад

@TheJeepWranglerMan023 Ohh!! I assume another NH replaced this one up there then? If this came from Carnarvon I've ridden it at least once. I thought the yellow was familiar 😂

@TheJeepWranglerMan023 Год назад

@@jetstream454This and 1176 were both replaced by 1205, 1206 and 1208 I believe which came from Geraldton

@jetstream454 Год назад

@TheJeepWranglerMan023 Wait is that how many transit buses are in Carnarvon now??

@syc9675 4 месяца назад

You can hear the high revs coming from the back of the engine. When the Voith Transmission goes into high revs, I wonder if this increases the wear and tear?