DAF SB220

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DAF SB220
File:DAF SB220 number 734 in on line 162 in Giulesti, Bucharest.jpg
RATB DAF SB220 in Bucharest, Romania, several months before its withdrawal in 2012. The bus is fitted with a Hispano LT550 bodywork, and was the last one of its kind to be withdrawn.
Overview
ManufacturerDAF
Production1985 -
AssemblyEindhoven, Netherlands
Body and chassis
Doors1 or 2
Floor typeStep entrance
Low floor
Low entry
Powertrain
EngineDAF GS160M
Power output218 horsepower
TransmissionZF Ecomat 4HP 500 4-speed
Voith DIWA 851.2
Dimensions
Length11.3 or 12.0 m (37 ft 1 in or 39 ft 4 in)
Width2.55 m (8 ft 4 in)
Height3.04 m (10 ft 0 in)
Chronology
SuccessorDAF/VDL SB200
VDL SB250
File:Arriva 5836.JPG
Arriva Netherlands Berkhof 2000NL bodied SB220 in May 2000
File:DAF SB220LT SMRT Buses.jpg
SMRT Buses Alexander Setanta bodied step entrance SB220LT in Singapore in July 2006
File:DAF SB220 Plaxton Prestige 1.jpg
Arriva North West Plaxton Prestige bodied SB220 in Liverpool in July 2007
File:First DAF Ikarus 3.jpg
First Chester & The Wirral Ikarus bodied SB220 in Rock Ferry in August 2007

The DAF SB220 was a full-size single-decker bus chassis produced by DAF Bus International from 1985.[1] Initially only built in left hand drive, in 1988 a right hand drive version was launched for the United Kingdom market.[2] An articulated version was also manufactured.[3]

It was superseded by the DAF/VDL SB200 and SB250.

Types

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Bodywork

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Makes and models of bodywork were fitted to the SB220 full-size single-decker bus chassis include the following:

United Kingdom (step entrance)

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United Kingdom (low floor/low entry)

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Ireland (step entrance)

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Netherlands (step entrance)

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Portugal (step entrance)

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  • CAMO Camus
  • CAMO Cronus (Only 2 units of the "standard" version of this bodywork were produced, and both used the SB220 chassis)
  • Marcopolo Allegro

Spain (step entrance)

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Singapore (step entrance)

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  • Walter Alexander Setanta (One such vehicle had its front replaced with one from Hispano Carrocera, all were eventually retired in late-2016.)
  • Hispano Carrocera (Some vehicles were moved to CSS operations in 1997, while others were sold abroad to New Zealand and the United Kingdom. The ones remaining under CSS were eventually retired in 2004.)

All these buses are powered by a DAF LT 160L engine (11,627cc), which is Euro I compliant. All Hispano Carrocera SV220s to be fitted with ZF Ecomat 4HP 500 4-speed gearbox. While Walter Alexander Setanta bodied SV220s was equipped with Voith DIWA 851.2 gearbox (earlier Hispano-bodied SV220 units).

Romania (step entrance)

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  • DAF SB 220-Castrosua (RATB Bucharest)
  • DAF SB 220-Elvo (RATB Bucharest)
  • DAF SB 220-Hispano Carocera (RATB Bucharest)

References

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  1. ^ DAF's Lynx rival takes to road Commercial Motor 1 June 1985
  2. ^ SB220 spearheads Daf's single-deck bus attack Commercial Motor 11 February 1988
  3. ^ Northern alights on artic Commercial Motor 5 March 1992
  4. ^ Optare ready to go with Daf SB220 chassis Commercial Motor 7 April 1988
  5. ^ Optare Delta Bus Fleet Lists on the Web
  6. ^ Alexander ALX300 Bus Lists on the Web
  7. ^ Plaxton waits for Dublin Bus deal Commercial Motor 28 November 1991
  8. ^ Lua error in Module:Citation/CS1/Configuration at line 2172: attempt to index field '?' (a nil value).
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