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Buyers want to know how tippers keep fraction in muddy conditions
9th November 2006, Page 28
9th November 2006
Page 28
Page 28, 9th November 2006
— Buyers want to know how tippers keep fraction in muddy conditions
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I -I IZNED TO your-Tipper Light 2006' feature (CM 2 November), eager to find out how the front-wheel-drive 3.5-tonners compared. tractionwise, under muddy conditions, with their reardrive rivals when fully laden. I was also hoping to see a traction comparison between the twin rear-wheeled Transit and the single rearwheeled Sprinter. But was disappointed to lind no such evaluation of their 'siteability'. For many builders and other buyers of light-duty tippers.the ability or otherwise of a vehicle to get on and off a muddy site is crucial.Are CM's testers losing their grip?
Alan Bunting Harpenden Herts