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17th September 1929
17th September 1929
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Moder] imcylinder chassis meet today's bus requirements

16 to 30-passenger bodies comfortably accommodated on these powerful chassis T o carry more passengers, and to carry them...

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Good Service for the Passenger by Road.

A SHORT time before the commencement of this year's coaching season we wrote a leading article referring to the fact that good...

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The Need for Consisteney in Pricing Spare Parts.

O NE of the most important functions of the chassis maker is the provision of an adequate supply of spare parts for every model...

Should Municipalities Become Coachbuilders ?

T IIERE is a tendency for certain important 1 municipalities to enter the field of the commercial coachbuilder. For 'instance,...

T "public is being educated to expect a high degree of

comfort in the modern coach, and it considers it has cause for complaint if the correct standard be not achieved in any...

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• WHEELS of INDUSTRY " The wheels of wealth will be

slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by 'he roughness of the roads over which...

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AN INGENIOUS BULB HORN.

TT would hardly appear that such a simple instrument as la bulb horn is capable of much improvement, but a Midland manufacturer...

MAINTAINING LEAF - SPRING EFFICIENCY.

A LEAF spring which is allowed to become rusty loses its value as a shock-absorbing medium and, in time, may actually 'become a...

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Modifications to

A Popular Passenger Chassis Features of the Bristol Superbus which have been Revised Recently and were Demonstrated at Last...

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V ENTI LATI 0 N T HE volume of space per pas

senger seat does not vary to any great extent for different types of service bus. The capacity of a 14-seater, excluding the...

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MOBILE WELDING PLANT and the Part It Plays in Ships' Repairs

A T all the great seaports of this country it is essential that there should be first-class engineering services available, so...

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ANEW COVENTRY CLIMAX Sixcylindered Engine

Particulars of a Fine Power Unit Suitable for Use Both in Passenger and ,Goods Vehicles. A NY engine produced nowadays for use...

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A NEW BRITISH LOW-PRICED 30-cwt. CHASSIS

T HERE are three main items to be considered when an operator sets himself the task of choosing a new vehicle, or vehicles, to...

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Exhibitors at the Forthcoming Commercial-vehicle Exhibition at Olympia

T HE Society or: Motor Manufactaxers and Traders has just issued an official preliminary list of concerns which will be...

Undercutting in Sugar-beet Haulage

A SHORT time ago " in reply to a question, had to tell a reader that he was not making a sufficient charge to cover his costs...

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AN ENTIRELY NEW 20-SEATER Passenger Chassis

F OR many years Harris and Hase11, Ltd., 24, St. George's Road, Bristol, and 79, Pentonvilie Road, London, N.1, has beaa known...

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PHASES OF PASSENGER TRAVEL

Notes on Every Aspect of Coach and Bus Development. R OAD travel at 60 m.p.h. is sufficiently thrilling for me when at the...

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AN ELECTRIC VAN

for Local Deliveries Details of the Latest Victor Electric 1-ton Van, Several Examples of Which Are Being Tried by the General...

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Problems of the

HAULIER and CARRIER B EFORE continuing the subject with which I was dealing when I terminated my previous article, I must refer...

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Cylinder Liners to Save Expense

T EM New Welding Co.";'vvhich now occupies works at 32-34, Eanover Street, London, N.1, employs an improved toe0od of treating...

Reducing Wear by Purifying the Lubricant

A LARGE number of vehicles is miw turned out annually with an oil-filtration system capable of separating from the stream of...

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Road Transport IN OTHER LANDS

Items of News Intended to Stimulate the Interest of British Makers in Overseas Markets. Coaches Wanted for Mombasa. WE hear...

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OPINIONS and QUERIES The Cost of Spare Parts.

The Editor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [2883] Sir,—I notice in a recent issue of The Commercial Motor that another maker, namely,...

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CONVERTING THE FORD to Forward Control

L OOKING at the average chassis o f about 30:cwt. capacity it is obvious that roughly half the length of the vehicle frame is...

A Visit to the Exide and Chloride Battery Works

L AST Tuesday we were one of a bril:ileged party of guests who were conducted around the extensive works of the Chloride...

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An Austin Change-speed Gear

A Résumé of Recently Published Patent Specifications T HE name of Sir Herbert Austin, K.B.E., appears in Patent No. 317,230,...