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Farm surge stoppers for the roads
20th September 1990, Page 151
20th September 1990
Page 151
Page 151, 20th September 1990
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• A British invention that prevents the surge of liquid in farm slurry tankers and the resultant loss of traction and braking efficiency through weight transfer, has been adapted for road tanker application.
Malton, North Yorkshire
agricultural engineer Brian Lund devised and patented the anti-surge system. He is presently looking for a manufacturer, preferably UKbased to build it into new or retrofit existing tankers under a licenced agreement.
French tank builder Magyar has already expressed an interest in the idea and intends modifying a vehicle to demonstrate the idea to customers.
In addition a working model of the Surgemaster system can be seen on Magyar's stand at the Motor Show.
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