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Wreford swayed by EGR
18th October 2007, Page 10
18th October 2007
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NO Wreford's Transport has taken delivery of a new Scania Toplinecabbed R420 6x2 twin-steer tractor unit.
And the EGR technology that helps the vehicle's 420hp engine meet Euro-4 was one of the deciding factors in the purchase.
Wreford managing director Mike Wreford explains: "In terms of why we have purchased Scania. EGR was an important consideration as we don't want to
be troubled with the extra burden of fuel additives."
It was supplied by the Wellingborough branch of TruckEast.
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