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THE TRAILERS Our first trial trailer was a Montracon-built 13.6m
24th January 2008, Page 45
24th January 2008
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— THE TRAILERS Our first trial trailer was a Montracon-built 13.6m
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triaxle aerodynamic sloping-roof curtainsider with a height of 4.8m and double decks on the floor of the step-frame up to the swan-neck. Running on 19.5in wheels, it is designed to give it as much internal space as regulations allow.
Up against it was a conventional double-deck equivalent with a flat front.
The two trailers were identical apart from the sloping roof on the Montracon.