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MAN TGM
5th January 2006, Page 40
5th January 2006
Page 40
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A utility favourite, the 6x4 from MAN can often be found with a crane and tipper body fitted working for one of the gas. electric or water companies. The driveline is the 5.9-litre 280hp option. which considering it does relatively low mileage compared to its eight-wheeler option, is more than enough. The Eaton gearbox is nice and compact, but the overall spec isn't really designed for offroad activities.
The cab is relatively small and compact, which helps produce a decent body/ payload potential. Its also low on thrills and very functional and overdue in terms of being replaced.