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VECO TRAKKER
1st January 2009, Page 52
1st January 2009
Page 52
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lveco's Trakker is available as either a 4x4, 6x4, 6x6 or 8x4 rigid or 6x4 heavy-duty tractor, all with either day or high-roof sleeper cab options. Single-reduction axles are fitted to 6x4 and 8x4 models to decrease weight and in recognition of this sector's changing operational patterns, where payload is at a premium for both aggregate and muckaway duties. They also improve fuel consumption and on-road running.
Off the asphalt, the Trakker is a capable chassis. Inside, the cabs are functional and pleasant, while underneath, there's a Euro-5compliant engine range, albeit with nothing between 8 and 13-litres.