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M and G Stand 150

20th September 1968, Page 164
20th September 1968
Page 164
Page 164, 20th September 1968 — M and G Stand 150
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M and G Trailers (Lye) Ltd., Hayes Lane, Lye, Worcs

A COIL CARRIER is shown which has a V-shaped coil well. It is 36ft long and plated for 32-ton g.v.w. Rubery Owen Monoleaf suspension is used and the vehicle is mounted on Michelin tubeless tyres. It has a hardwood floor and removable traps covering the coil well, and a headboard of Parana pine. The design is such that complete with its tractive unit the semitrailer will weigh under 10 tons, providing for a payload of 22 tons plus.

A second coil carrier also with a V-shaped well and 36ft long is shown but this vehicle is equipped with Rubery Owen oil-filled hubs and 10.00-20, 16-ply tyre equipment.

A single-axle flat-platform trailer 30ftlong and plated for 24-ton g.v.w. completes the exhibits on this Stand and this again employs a Rubery Owen suspension unit and is mounted on 10.00-20, 16-ply tyre equipment.