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Rob Masters expands with trio of Volvos
2nd November 2006, Page 17
2nd November 2006
Page 17
Page 17, 2nd November 2006
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WELLINGBOROUGH machinery and plant haulier Rob Masters is expanding its fleet with the order of t hree new top-spec Volvos.
The 6x2 FH13 rigids with Globetrotter cabs will be equipped with Hiab cranes rated at 42 tonnemetres: they will he on the road early next year.
The new vehicles, which, will lake the fleet to 27 trucks, are the Iirm's first at F.uro-4.
Proprietor Rob Masters explains: "We've gone for the dreaded Ad-Blue. I've never known a product to cause so much controversy, but it's not as much of a hug-hear as people think,"