Jagdpanzer IV in Kubinka tank museum and Patriot Park collection.
Soviet classification: German self-propelled gun SU-75 on the basis of T-IV, 1942, serial (the official catalog). Third Reich name –Jagdpanzer IV or JagdPz IV — tank destroyer based on the Panzer IV chassis, Nazi service name – Sd.Kfz.162
Designed in 1942. Serially produced from 1943 to 1945. Operated by the army of Nazi Germany. It participated in the battles of the Second World War.
Jagdpanzer IV/70 ‘Lang’ in Kubinka tank museum:
Tactical technical characteristics of Jagdpanzer IV/70
- Weight — 26 tons*
- crew – 4 people
- Overall dimensions (length x width x height) – 8010 х 2.880 х 1985 mm.
- Weaponry, gun – 1 piece, caliber – 75 mm., ammunition – 60 shots
- machine gun – 1 piece, caliber – 7,92 mm., ammunition – 3000 shots
- Armory protection, front of the corps and turret – 70 mm.
- Engine power — 300 hp
- Maximum speed — 45 km / h
- Cruising on the highway — up to 200 km.
- Depth overcome the water barrier — 1.1 meters
design features: Base is tank Panzer IV. The overall layout – typical for self-propelled units. Engine compartment behind the gear in front, fighting in the center.
Armament – antitank gun installed on the machine. Protection – housing welded from rolled parts.
Chassis – Carburetor engine “Maybach” HL-120; Average ground pressure of 1 kg / cm “; there is a radio station, tank intercom.
*Data provided by V. Bryzgov (ex. tank museum officer) that diverge from the Western sources.