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"The steel cab has been well received.''
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Martin Rhodes, director of vehicle assets r agement for ERF, is responsible for the sal about 1,200 vehicles a year. They come back tc under buy-back arrangements or at the en leases. Most enter the used truck market vii dealers and some of the older ones go for exi "The ES8 six-wheeler has a good acceptanc tanker operators because of its light but st construction," says Rhodes. "Because of expensive equipment that they add to the cN they tend to run them for up to seven years 4x2 ES6 is an urban rigid used on local deliver! is probably most popular for tipping and loader applications. Of the two models the big take-up has been on the six-wheeler.
''Our EC8 has a bigger cab but the steel cat been received well by operators of six-wheele particular who appreciate its narrow dimeni when they have to negotiate turns into difl sites. We don't expect to see six-wheelers bac resale for some time but we do get the occas 4x2 tipper. They are easy to sell and fetch money. I would be quite confident with a line-1 ES trucks for resale."