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Twin-jaw lacking • A twin-jaw locking mechanism will now be
8th June 1989, Page 12
8th June 1989
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— Twin-jaw lacking • A twin-jaw locking mechanism will now be
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offered as an option with the Trulock system on Dayton Walther cast-steel fifthwheel couplings. Sales manager Roger Darling says the mechanism is best suited to heavy-duty applications. It will be featured on the fully oscillating 150-tonne, 89mm king pin coupling to be launched later this year.
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