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ERF ECT
5th January 2006, Page 50
5th January 2006
Page 50
Page 50, 5th January 2006
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The premium ECT range is based around MAN's full-widthThigh-entry TGA cabin, starting with the standard roof single sleeper and finishing with the twin-hunk high-roof Olympic — ER F's equivalent of the TGA XXL/5-Star but with its own trim. Underneath for Euro-3 sits either an MAN D20 diesel at 350 or 430 or Cummins ISMe at 385 and 420hp. There's also the MAN 12.8-litre 028 six-pot at 480hp. Order an ECT with an MAN engine and Tipmatic is standard. Chassis options include 4x2 and 6x2 mid-lifts. Forget Cummins at
Ellro-4.
Meanwhile, MAN is backing EGR technology and there'll he a new D26 'big banger'