Hydraulic Vortex Machine

[srd]

Hey guys, recently bought two identical hydraulic vortex trucks as a pet project. Bering trucks with hydraulic drivin 6008 blowers, does anyone have any kind of info on these? Ive tried finding info on the interweb but all i can find info on is the newer models in a UD truck (wich i have also). Any kind of help would be greatly appreciated owners manual would be amazing

 

[FB19087]

I haven't ever been able to find a manual and I've seen where folks contacted Petersen with no luck.

I know there were a few guys over the years here that had them. Probably the most likely to have save any info on them would be Al Bradham .

Given that it was early in the development if a manual existed it was probably mostly useless anyway.

 

[srd]

Weve decided to gut the heat exchange, relocate the hydraulic cooler, blower and silencer, adding a eurotec diesel burner for heat, few other odds and end improvements.
Mainly wanting an electrical schematic and im trying to find a place to buy parts for the truck itself or retrofits

 

[Mikey P]

You're shit out of luck.

Sorry

 

[srd]

I figured, but hell it was worth a try lol.

 

[Jimmy L]

Can always sell it to Marty

 

[SamIam]

Nathan Holley on Facebook keeps his running.

He's in Canada and has a guy that he loves.

 

[SamIam]

Hey guys, recently bought two identical hydraulic vortex trucks as a pet project. Bering trucks with hydraulic drivin 6008 blowers, does anyone have any kind of info on these? Ive tried finding info on the interweb but all i can find info on is the newer models in a UD truck (wich i have also). Any kind of help would be greatly appreciated owners manual would be amazing

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Best I could do good luck

 

[srd]

Best I could do good luck

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Man i appreciate it brother, im retrofitting alot of stuff and figuring out ways to de-engineer certain things so far its going well. Its a shame to these bering trucks are actually really nice and well pit together especially for being as old as they are

 

[The Great Oz]

The oldest Berings were rebadged Hyundai Mighty IIs, which were mostly a Hyundai-rebadged FUSO Canter.

If you can find some info on FUSOs of that era you might find something that would relate to your truck.