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  Mad_BOSS (2009-12-13 17:49:47)

  Little video from this bus: http://video.mail.ru/list/mad_andy/myfilmz/1974.html

   
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  Alojz (2009-12-13 19:30:57)

  What kind off gearbox have this bus? How many gears? Because I don't see moment when the driver change the gear and the stick too. http://i028.radikal.ru/0809/1f/7605d60fb593.jpg and on this photo I don't see cluth pedal.

   
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  Mad_BOSS (2009-12-13 19:38:25)

  Special feature of LiAZ-677 - the hydromechanical transmission ЛАЗ-695Ж2 with 2 gears. Driver just select the motion mode by the selector under the steering wheel and drive just like with automatic gearbox.

   
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  Mad_BOSS (2009-12-13 19:39:51)

  It looks like this:
  http://cs795.vkontakte.ru/u2664373/93750975/x_bdb41561.jpg

   
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  Alojz (2009-12-13 19:52:25)

  Thanks for explanation! I doesn't suspect that so long ago engineered soviet bus have this kind of gearbox I hope that some day I can travel with this type off bus. When you write 2 gears you mean one forward and one backwards?

   
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  Mad_BOSS (2009-12-13 20:10:05)

  2 forward and one backwards

   
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  Alojz (2009-12-13 20:25:29)

  Thanks one more time for explanation!

   
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  Mad_BOSS (2009-12-13 20:36:28)

  Not at all

   
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  Mad_BOSS (2009-12-17 23:22:58)

  By the way, not so long ago the old and rusty bus on the road, seen on the video, unsuccessfully jumped on a hummock. As a result - the rear part (after the rear axle) have fallen off the ground. The bus was brought to the park by truck, and they decided to scrap it as a unrestorable. LiAZ-bodies, built in Yakhroma, are famous for their high rust-activity...

   

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