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F irstly, the vehicle designer is given more freedom, The new

10th November 1988
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ZF gear shift systems have dispensed with mechanical linkages and, the need for insulation, having reduced the problem of noise transmitted from the engine. In addition, installation in tilting cabs or with underfloor or rear mounted engine designs is simple and uncomplicated.

The driver, of course, gains considerably, With ZF Easy shift he changes gear in the normal way, through the double-H gate, but with minimum physical effort as the pneumatic assistance synchronises the gears. Thus, reducing effort and fatigue.

ZF's AVS system goes even further. And is the next step towards complete automatic gear changing. AVS incorporates a trip computer to advise the driver when to take action. He can change gear or pre-select another gear at the touch of a button. A feature that enhances both safety and economy and that certainly pleases the operator.

For further information, please contact: ZF Gears (Great Britain) Limited, Abbeyfield Road, Lenton, Nottingham NG7 2SX. Tel: (0602) 869211. Telex: 377062. Fax: (0602) 869261.