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This TGL is not your typical 7.5-tonner
17th November 2005, Page 10
17th November 2005
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LITTLE SNORING, Norfok-based printer-cartrdge dealer Barnet Recycling, has combined an MAN TGL with an LX double sleeper cab and a 204hp engine to create an unusual 7.5-tonner. The TGL, which replaces a 1996 1_2000, wlIltravel as far away as southern Italy collecting used printer cartridges. These will then be sold on for rernanufacture, mostly in the US. The low weight of the cartridges means that the truck's 2,600kg payload, modest by most standards, is adequate for the job for this reason the performance is also likely to be more than adequate.
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