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Hoynor drawbar
22nd February 1990, Page 144
22nd February 1990
Page 144
Page 144, 22nd February 1990
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• Hoynor, better known for its large car transporter combinations, has built a shorter 2+2 drawbar outfit for Tiptoe of Great Bromley, Essex. The rig will carry up to four high-value cars to shows in the UK and on the Continent.
Based on a 4„975mmwheelbase Iveco Ford Cargo 0813 chassis and pulling a Hoynor air-suspended tandem stub-axled trailer with a lift/ lower capability, combination tares out at 6,300kg and will carry over three tonnes on both the chassis and its trailer. Upper decks on both lift via hydraulic rams in each pillar and are lowered flat to carry large cars or vans.