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As part of the Dolphin project, MAN has been talking
8th January 2009, Page 49
8th January 2009
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to German trailer-makers, particularry Schmitz Cargobull. Schaller says: "It is interested and has been following the ideas closely" To achieve the best results, a slippery tractor will require an equally slippery trailer and Schaller says of the Teardrop' trailer developed by Don-Bur "...that's also a good idea'. Only raising the height of a trailer via a curved roof presents problems in terms of the 4m height limit on mainland Europe. "In the UK, you're lucky because you don't have height limitations so you can do something on top of the trailer," says Schaller "On the continent it's different. We have a problem with the bridges.'