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Vinot: Stand 49.

24th July 1913, Page 34
24th July 1913
Page 34
Page 34, 24th July 1913 — Vinot: Stand 49.
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Four Examples a a Make which does Well on the Continent.

Visitors will be impressed by this exhibitor's display of well-finished models. There are three complete machines and one chassis on view, the latter being designed to carry useful loads up to 25 cwt. The engine is rated at 15-20 h.p., and the final drive is through a double-reduction bevel and spur live-axle. A noticeable feature lies in the construction of the rear axle, a pressed steel bridge piece being bolted externally to the built-up bevel case, thus taking the load off the bolts. The road wheels are shod with Dunlop solid tires of 830 mm. by 90 mm. section. The completed models consist of : the Vinot standard four-cylinder 15.9 taxicab ; a 12 h.p. Berline box-type sample van, on which the body provides for inside control, and is capable of carrying a load of four cwt. ; and, finally, a 10-cwt. corn rnercial -traveller's inside driven limousine. There is seating room for two passengers in addition to the driver, the samples being carried in the rear of the body. The general finish of the machines leaves nothing to be desired.

' We are able to illustrate, by a reproduction of a specially-made sketch on page 555, the particular pressed-steel bridge construction of an interesting Vinot back axle.


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