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• PLATFORM HEIGHT
29th June 1989, Page 64
29th June 1989
Page 64
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Low-profile 265/70R19.5 tyres minimise the load platform height on the 13518. With a full load on board, the loading height of our 13-tonner measured 1,000mm.
The 4.5-tonne plated front axle, and 8.6-tonne plated rear axle, also give a little latitude for load distribution.
Steyr supplied our test 13-tonner with a Don Bur Slide-a-Side curtainsider body, which has an extra degree of security, thanks to its locking front and rear section to the side access curtains.