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Krone's Safeliner Box with its pantechnicon body uses the now familiar lowslung space-frame chassis which proAdes good on-road stability and is highly resistant to rear or side impacts.

ECAS, CBS, disc brakes and the latest BPW running gear enhance its on-road perfor-nance while the enclosed surround reduces ;pray and provides extra storage space.

United Trailers' superb-looking 36yd3 tipping trailer bristles with safety-related feaures. As well as a slightly wider chassis, a ined and tapered body and a stabiliser -rarne for extra tipping safety, it has pneumatic landing legs, a tyre inflation system, :ab-controlled load net, safety ladder, high risibility markings and extra side marker I nd repeater lights.

Other important items are recessed dou ble tailgate hinges and an air-assisted door locking bar with anti-burst valves on the tipper hydraulics.

Williams Tanker Services' fielded the fine looking Petrowing 45,000-litre fuel tank trailer which is built purely for bottom loading. The six-compartment elliptical aluminium tank has its vapour recovery equipment routed beneath the tank, hence the lack of manlids and walkways.

Manufactured by Burg group member LAG for its UK agent Williams, the tanker weighs a fairly respectable 5.84 tonnes when empty.

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