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Waterproof Body for Sand Haulage
10th June 1955, Page 91
10th June 1955
Page 91
Page 91, 10th June 1955
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SAND haulage—a common activity among operators specializing in municipal work—has been given a new twist by General Refractories, Ltd., Sheffield, The sand which the company use is of a special kind which must be kept perfectly dry. They have therefore had an enclosed body
built to handle it by Bowyer Bros. (Congleton), Ltd., Congleton, Cheshire.
The body, which is mounted on a Leyland Octopus eightwheeled chassis, is 18 ft. 6 in. long and 7 ft. wide inside.