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5th January 2006, Page 33
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At its launch, the ECM was available with MAN 008 220 and 280hp engines, but it is also now available with the whisper-quiet Cummins ISBe. The Cummins-powered unit is fantastically economical, and married to the ZF six-speed box it provides a relaxing drive, but its also available with an Eaton in some models. However, it now looks unlikely that a Cummins Euro-4 version will materialise. raising questions about ERF's long term strategy.
The interior does the job and provides a comfortable working environment. Available in distribution versions as a 4x2. 6x2 rear-lift and 6x2 rear-steer, models range from 18-26 tonnes GVW, and come with day cabs as standard.