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Mainland goes for SCR
31st May 2007, Page 12
31st May 2007
Page 12
Page 12, 31st May 2007
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Pollution, Trucks, Chemical Engineering, Diesel Exhaust Fluid, Solutions, Tractor Unit, Exhaust Gas Recirculation
MAINLAND GROUP has taken delivery of its first Euro-4 vehicle following trials of 7.5-tonners — and it's taken the SCR route.
The Northampton-based company opted for a lveco Eurocargo 75E16 supplied by Stormont Truck & Van.
Mainland MD Mike Bacon says: "We ran the Eurocargo for a month and found that filling up with AdBlue was a lot less problematic than expected. The fuel consumption was also better than the EGR equivalent," Mainland has ordered 11 more Eurocargos, to be followed by a mixture of Dailies, 18-tonne Eurocargos and Stralis 6x2 tractor units. The Eurocargos are a mixture of day and sleeper-cab models, with curtain-sided bodies by Newland Coachworks and Derek Jones Bodywork.