Vehicles of the Wehrmacht

Vehicles of the Wehrmacht 1939-1945

Austro-Daimler Motor-Karette ADMK-WARK

The Austro-Daimler ADMK and Saurer RK7, RR7 and RR7/2 (armoured) wheel-cum-track vehicles were incorporated into the German Armed Forces after the Anschluss, but did not continue in production after 1938. The Austro-Daimler ADMK-WARK could carry up to six (6) men with the four-door body version, although the earlier box body-type could only carry three (3) men and an HMG. It found particular favour with German Army Mountain units. 334 built 1935-38.

Information and photos provided by Mitch Williamson.

Specifications for ADMK (later body type)

Weight:	all-up weight 1.73 tonnes empty weight 1.45 tonnes
Crew:	6 men
Engine:	Austro-Daimler FB 12/20 2,312 cc petrol / 4-cyl / 18 BHP at 1,400 rpm
Speed:	Road: 45km/h (wheels) 15km/h (tracks) Cross-Country: --km/h
Range:	Road: 200km Cross-Country: 110km
Fuel Capacity:	39 litres
Lenght:	2.9m on tracks 3.68m on wheels
Width:	1.77m 1.36m on tracks
Height:	1.3m on wheels 1.46m on tracks
Armament:	none
Ammo:	none
Armor:	none

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