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Open-top Vanguard Vans

24th September 1965
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Page 48, 24th September 1965 — Open-top Vanguard Vans
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THE existing range of Vanguard vans manufactured by Crane Fruehauf Trailers Ltd. has been increased by the introduction of open-top vans of 10/12-ton single-axle and 16-ton tandemaxle types. These can also be supplied to operate under the new regulations as I3/15-ton and 17/20-ton semi-trailers, fitted with three-line air pressure braking and suitably plated. They can be supplied in lengths from 26 ft. to 34 ft., the overall height and width being 8 ft,

The new vans in standard form meet all the existing T1R requirements.

Additional strength is given to the van bodies by rigid locking of the door into the frame. This is accomplished by the Anti-Rax catches, the doors being of the ply metal type. These doors open to the full interior width of the van-7 ft, 9 in. Crane Fruehauf two-speed landing gear is fitted as standard, and all vans run on Crane Fruehauf Fl or F2 type running gear.

The roof tarpaulin, which is fitted as standard, is supported at 3 ft. centres.

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