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Wincanton tanks go to Uganda

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15th November 1990

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Page 88, 15th November 1990 — Wincanton tanks go to Uganda

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• Wincanton Engineering has supplied five farm milk tankers worth £400,000 to Uganda's Dairy Corporation in Kampala.

The 6.000 and 15,000 litre stainless steel tankers were built on Leyland Daf's 13 and 24 tonne, two and three-axled Comet chassis.

Because of the high ambient temperatures. Drum's hydraulic oil system also had a radiator and fan cooling, an option soon to be offered in the UK. In addition, the tanks have 75mm thermal lagging with heat-shielded manlids and roof.