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12th July 1980, Page 26
12th July 1980
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SELF-CHANGING Gears are relaunching their long established gearbox recon ditioning and repair facility.
This will provide a repair service using genuine original equipment on the repaired units which are fully tested before being returned to the operator.
SCG says it is able to incorporate the latest design changes and service modifications in its Wilson-type epicyclic gearboxes as they are repaired, and this enables the company to offer operators a warranty and the operators to achieve the longest possible service life.
Over 65,000 Wilson-type epicyclic gearboxes are now in service in the world and units have been supplied to Volvo, Seddon, Scania, OAF, Mercedes-Benz, Saurer and Hino as well as Leyland group products.