Re: [MV] The real multi-bank engine

Colin Brookes (colb@xtra.co.nz)
Thu, 5 Feb 1998 18:16:10 +1200

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In message <34D91346.BE33D499@netwave.ca>, Geoff Winnington-Ball
<whiskey@netwave.ca> writes
>This at least gives the American tank industry a degree of credibility in
>contrast to that of the British, who kept using under-powered, converted
>bus engines in their tanks. It would indeed be interesting to have a
>first-hand, comparative appraisal of those various Sherman engines (from
>a user's standpoint).
>
>Geoff
>

What buses did the Rolls Royce 'Meteor', and Nuffield 'Liberty' (the
most common used tank engines), come out of Geoff ?
The 1,200 hp Daimler-Benz as used in the German 'Maus', was the largest
tank engine of WW2.
regards

Colin

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