Oar Transporter and Recovery Trailers ("AR transporting and recovery trailers embodying new con
24th December 1965, Page 29
24th December 1965
Page 29
Page 29, 24th December 1965
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structional features are now available from John Reid and Sons. The normally accepted heavy chassis is discarded and the whole structure is made of heavy-gauge steel providing strength coupled with lightness and a low loading height.
Two-wheeled trailers with 10-12-cwt., 15-I6-cwt. and 1-ton capacities, and close-coupled four-wheelers with 20-, 30-, 40and 45-cwt. capacities are made.
A feature of the torsional rubber suspension is that the suspension units are mounted on movable axle beams which can be positioned along the frame at a number of predetermined locations. This ensures correct balancing of the unit in varying load conditions.
Made by John Reid and Sons, 109 Mill Road, Christchurch. Hants.
Price: According to specification.