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SEDDON Seddon Motors Ltd.,
29th September 1967, Page 107
29th September 1967
Page 107
Page 107, 29th September 1967
— SEDDON Seddon Motors Ltd.,
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Woodstock Factory, Oldham, Lancs.
SINCE the last Passenger Number Seddon has introduced the Pennine IV p.s.v, chassis. A second Seddon model within the scope of this survey is the Mark 17 and both models have a Perkins 6.354,120 b.h.p, diesel at the front end of the chassis.
The Pennine IV is basically designed for 32ft-long bodies but wheelbase options to permit 24ft to 36ft overall lengths are available. Also available on this chassis is a Perkins 170 b.h.p. V8 engine. The drive is through a 14in clutch in the case of the 6.354 and the engine is mounted as a unit with a five-speed constant-mesh gearbox. Dual-line airpressure braking is employed with wedge-type units actuated by piston/diaphragm dual chambers all round.