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Getting a grip on scrap
13th April 1989, Page 13
13th April 1989
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• Fitting a Pa!finger lorry loader to a demountable body allows Edinburgh scrap metal merchant William Waugh (Eclinburgh)'s drivers to load metal on demolition sites where cranes are not available.
The body is fitted on a Multilift-equipped Leyland Constructor eight-wheeler which can be removed and replaced with a bulk body.
James Jones, from Larbert in Stirlingshire, which fitted the lorry loader, says the configuration loses less than a metre of load space.