PZM-2
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PZM-2 () is a Soviet engineering vehicle for digging trenches, small pits, laying canals, filling them and other earthworks.
== History == It was created in the USSR in the 1960s for the engineering troops of the Soviet Armed Forces, but found wide application in many civilian sectors. The machine is mounted on the basis of the T-155 light artillery tractor, created on the basis of the T-150K agricultural wheeled tractor of the Kharkiv Tractor Plant. The working unit PZM-2 is a bar chain organ. In addition, there is auxiliary bulldozer equipment and a winch. In frozen soils, the machine ensures the excavation of trenches only.
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