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THE NEW SENTINEL STEAM WAGON W ITH reference to the brief

5th May 1933, Page 103
5th May 1933
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Page 103, 5th May 1933 — THE NEW SENTINEL STEAM WAGON W ITH reference to the brief
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mention :of the new Sentinel model, which was included in our report of the recent demonstration of steam wagons in London, main features are now permitted to be published regarding this new machine, made by the Sentinel Waggon Works, Ltd., Shrewsbury.

The design marks a complete depar ture from that of previous models, and the four-wheeler, intended for a legal pay-load of sex-en tons, or 14 tons with trailer, has a four-cylindered 120 b.11.1). single-acting glandless engine.

The vehicle has shaft drive, and a light yet strong rear axle with a highefficiency, double-reduction drive.

The long range of the supply of fuel and water is another feature, and a standard extra is the Sentinel mechanical fool and water-feed system, which renders the machine suitable for One

marl control. •

We are in possession of full information and photographs of this machine, but are compelled to postpone a more complete description until a later issue.

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