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Kogel UK Immingham, Lincs.
21st June 2007, Page 82
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Long lead times stretching to next April have slowed Kogel imports to a trickle. but its model changes have speeded up nonetheless.
Its 4,950kg X Light newcomer will soon be offered with Kogel's own Trax brand of axles and suspension, made under ArvinMeritor licence,at Burtenbach in Germany.
Apart from the carbon fibre composite 'foxx' which is ordered exclusively on www.koegelfoxx.com, other trailers are imported via Kogel UK, and assembled and modified by its Immingham-based sales and service agent. Clayden Engineering.
Euroliners for example get a redesigned roof and a slim necked chassis, while the Strong Maxx flatbed favoured by steel hauliers uses a frame with a thicker neck.
• Dave Moffitt