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M-Series

M-Series (1969)

1969–1984

Sisu M-162

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About this generation

The Sisu M-Series was introduced in 1969 as a new forward-control heavy-duty truck range developed for demanding Nordic transport. Built around a tilting cab and robust chassis, the M-Series was offered in multiple axle configurations for logging, tanker work, long-distance transport and heavy vocational applications. The range included the M-161, M-162, M-163 and later four-axle M-168, with engines supplied by Leyland, Rolls-Royce and Cummins.

Key Features

  • Heavy-duty forward-control truck
  • Nordic road and vocational transport
  • Logging and forestry applications
  • Long-distance transport
  • Tanker applications
  • Robust heavy-duty chassis
  • 4x2, 6x2, 6x4 and 8x2 configurations
  • Tilting forward-control cab
  • Multiple engine suppliers
  • Rolls-Royce and Cummins diesel options
  • High payload capability
  • Four-axle M-168 configuration

Technical Overview

Production
1969–1984
Replaced
KB-Series
Succeeded by
SM-Series

Cab & Transmission

Cab Types
  • Forward-Control Tilting Cab
Transmissions
  • Fuller manual transmission
  • Sisu manual transmission

Engines

10 engines

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