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TRAILER CONVERTED

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7th December 1962

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Page 56, 7th December 1962 — TRAILER CONVERTED

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AN interesting conversion has been 1-1, made to one of the attic trailers of Robert Wynn and Sons (Manchester). Ltd., heavy haulage contractors, to enable the vehicle to carry high-voltage transformer tap changers of increased height. The travelling height has been reduced by making part of the trailer platform removable, enabling three tap changers to be carried on a specially designed frame underneath. The removed platform sections can be readily replaced after the tap changers have been delivered.