4-Exhibit 1 - MB4 Front Mount Snow Blower and Chassis.pdf
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- IFS AVI B1700007
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- Dallas County, Texas
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This document is a product specification sheet for the MB4 Front Mount Snow Blower and Chassis, produced by M-B Companies, a division of the Aebi Schmidt Group. The MB4 is a specialized airport snow removal vehicle designed for high-performance snow clearing, featuring a four-wheel, 4x4 drive chassis with a 496 HP electronic turbocharged diesel engine. The snow blower can process up to 7,500 tons of snow per hour, with a cast distance exceeding 150 feet and a cutting height of 58 inches and width of 102 inches.
The vehicle offers numerous advanced features, including a two-man cab with panoramic view, air-ride seats, integrated microprocessor controls, and multiple optional configurations. Equipment options range from different engine power levels (475 HP to 800 HP) to additional cab and chassis features like air conditioning, LED lighting, camera systems, and various heating elements for engine components. The document provides comprehensive technical specifications, highlighting the machine's versatility for airport maintenance with capabilities for snow removal, potential plow and broom attachments, and robust design elements focused on operational efficiency and maintenance accessibility.
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MB4
The MB4 Chassis is designed for airport snow blowers and can interchange to host plows and front mount brooms.
Hydrostatically driven ribbon from chassis engine and mechanically driven impeller from blower engine enable 7,500 TPH performance. Both engine enclosures on the MB4 feature full length, full height butterfly side covers that rotate upward, exposing the entire engine compartment for unimpeded maintenance access.
MB4
Chassis Four wheel, 4x4 drive
Engine 496 HP electronic turbocharged diesel chassis engine, T4F EPA / Stage 5 emission certified with ether start and heated fuel water separator
Transmission Allison RDS 4000, 6 speed
Drive Torque bias 50/50 for full time all-wheel drive
Front Axle MB 29,000 lb front drive/steer axle with limited slip differential
Rear Axle Dana 23,000 lb rear drive axle with limited slip differential
Brakes ABS air break control system
Fuel Tank Dual 125 gal tanks for drive and broom engines. Up to 12 hrs of operation
Wheel Base 164 in
Tires 445/65R22.5 LR L traction tread front and rear tires
Suspension Tapered spring for increased driver control
Front Mount Snow Blower and Chassis
• Butterfly hood enclosures for auxiliary and chassis engines cover maintenance catwalks
• Hoods open with hand power assist and rotate upward to allow maintenance and repair access to engine and accessories
• MB single-speed transfer case, provides low speed torque plus speeds up to 45 mph
• Automatically locks and releases center differential between front and rear axles
• Includes battery disconnect switch and centrally located fluid drain lines
• MB two-man cab with panoramic view and forward slope windshield.
• Four windshield wipers for better snow removal from windshield
• Air-ride driver and passenger seats with adjustable lumbar supports
• Includes many standard features such as side light bars, heated windshield, high capacity cab heater, heated power mirrors, power windows
• Operator friendly, cab integrated microprocessor CAN bus controls with MDC (Monitor, Diagnose, Control) color screen display and CAN joystick for chassis and snowblower
Features & Benefits
MB4 Equipment Options
More than 1,000 HP available to power snow blower head
755 HP electronic turbocharged diesel T4F EPA / stage 5 emission certified auxiliary engine
Capacity up to 7,500 tons per hr
Cast distance in excess of 150 ft Cutting height of 58 in, cutting width of 102 in
52.5 in diameter hydrostatic drive ribbon
59 in diameter impeller with replaceable blades, mechanical drive
Rotating impeller housing and discharge chute for adjustable cast direction
Steel cutting edge Pneumatic casters
Integrated carbide skid shoes
Four wheel steering with 27,000 lb rear drive/steer axle
Engine oil pan heater, pad type
Engine block heater, immersion type Battery trickle charger, 1.5 amp
Battery charger, 20 amp
Battery heater, pad type Remote battery jump start lugs
Remote air fill port
Hydraulic oil tank heater, pad type Fuel heater, pad tank type
Coolant filter
Rear bumper chevron striping 8 in reflective stripe
Numbers and lettering on unit
Rustproofing: under floor, fenders, battery box Spare chassis tire and wheel
MB4 High Performance Airport Snow Blower Package:
Chassis Options:
Air conditioning
Deluge System (Requires side door wipers) Side door window wipers
Heated option for side door window and windshield wipers
Radio, AM/FM with weather band and CD player Rear view color camera system (Includes rear facing
LED flood lights)
Go-light Stryker remote spot light on cab, (1)
LED lights on cab light bar, flood, (2) LED lights on cab light bar, trapezoid, (2)
LED lights on cab light bar, spot, (2)
Rear facing LED flood lights Amber snow plow lights on cab light bar, (2)
Fire extinguisher, 2A:10BC, 5 lb with mounting bracket in cab
Blower engine oil pan heater, pad type
Blower engine block heater, immersion type
Hydraulic oil tank heater, pad type
Coolant filter
Cab Options:
Snow Blower Engine Options:
Snow Blower Options:
M-B Companies Airport Maintenance Division 201 MB Lane Chilton, WI 53014 Phone: 800.558.5800 www.m-bco.com
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Technical data is subject to change.
Illustrations are not binding.
© Aebi Schmidt Group 2022 www.aebi-schmidt.com
800 HP T4F Snowblower Engine in place of 755 HP T4F Snowblower engine
475 HP T4F Snowblower Engine in place of 755 HP T4F Snowblower engine. Capacity up to 4000 tons per hr with a cast distance up to 100 ft
Loading Chute for dump truck loading
Polyurethane cutting edge in place of steel cutting edge
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