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Weightman route to a high Hurdiss payload

10th June 1993, Page 19
10th June 1993
Page 19
Page 19, 10th June 1993 — Weightman route to a high Hurdiss payload
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• Caister-based JW Hurdiss has taken delivery of seven narrowcabbed Foden 2210 4x2 tippers for its supply business to small builders and civil engineering contractors.

All have Weightman aluminium ripping bodies and Harsh F60 underfloor gear: five are standard, one insulated and one

double dropsided. Hurdiss managing director Andrew Vincent says the 4.35m-wheelbase rigids, which expand the fleet to 17, provide a healthy 11.1 -tonne payload.

With their Phaser 210 engines and Eaton 6109 gearboxes they return better than lmpg (25.714/100km).