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Trent set to boost production of 715-tonne Scavenger body
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FOLLOWINGA successful debut at the Institute of Waste Management show earlier this summer, West Midlands bodybuilder Trent Industries is boosting production of its new Scavenger collection body for 7.5-tonners.
In recently held trials the Scavenger successfully compacted up to 400 bags of household waste, says Trent, to handle a payload of 2,200kg.
"We wanted to produce a vehicle that leaned more towards household collections and recycling," says Trent MD Neil Bayley. "The Scavenger runs alongside our other products nicely."
Features include: • An automatic compaction cycle that can be operated from the cab with the vehicle in motion.
• Low height loading from both sides.
• An optional bin-lift facility. • The ability to discharge in confined spaces.
• Usable on a car licence, depending when it was issued.