The O. Armleder & Company of Cincinnati, was a truck manufacturer.
History The O. Armleder & Company produced trucks from 1910 to 1927. In 1904, the factory for the manufacture of carriages, especially for breweries, was located in a complex of over 11,600 m² (125,000 sq. ft.) at 12th Street and Plum Street in Over-the-Rhine, a neighborhood in Cincinnati. Around 1910, production of motorized vehicles gradually began, and carriage manufacturing was increasingly reduced. The company was taken over in 1927 by the LeBlond-Schacht Truck Company, which was also based in Cincinnati. The company continued to operate under the name Armleder Motor Truck Company until 1928. Technically, it was aligned with Schacht trucks, using engines from Wisconsin. In 1936, the Armleder name was discontinued in favor of Schacht.
Products
Production figures Armleder trucks
The pre-assigned serial numbers only indicate the maximum possible production quantity.
Year Production figures Model Load capacity Serial number 1910 0.75 t 1911 1912 1913 1914 B 1 t H2 t E2.5 t 1915 111 HW 2.5 t 239 to 349 21 HK 3.5 t 2 to 22 1916 268 HW 2.5 t 350 to 617 42 HK (KW) 3.5 t 23 to 64 Sum 310 1917 107 HW 2.5 t 618 to 725 982 HK 3.5 t 66 to 1048 HC 2 t EC 2.5 t 1918 277 HW 2.5 t 726 to 1002 343 HK 3.5 t 1050 to 1392 Sum 620 1919 1398 HW 2.5 t 1003 to 2400 382 HK (KW) 3.5 t 1419 to 1800 Sum 1,780 1920 702 HW 2.5 t 2500 to 3202 243 HK (KW) 3.5 t 4000 to 4242 105 20 1 t 6000 to 6104 Sum 1,050 1921 119 HW 2.5 t 3003 to 3121 38 HK 3.5 t 4243 to 4280 35 20 1 t 6105 to 6139 1922 HW 2.5 t 3122 to HK 3.5 t 4281 to 20 1 t 6140 21 1.5 t 7000 30 2 t 7500 to 40 2 t 7500 to 1923 HWB 2.5 t 3400 to HWC 2.5 t 3400 to HWB 3.5 t 4400 to HWC 3.5 t 4400 to 21 1.5 t 7200 to 30 1.5 t 7600 to 40 C 1.5 t 7550 to 40 B 1.5 t 7550 to 1924 1925 1926 1927 30 1.5 t 30 B 1.5 t 1928 30 1.5 t 30 B 1.5 t 30-6 1.5 t Sum
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