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Wheel aligner
6th July 1973, Page 95
6th July 1973
Page 95
Page 95, 6th July 1973
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The BEM 665 junior PL commercial vehicle wheel aligner from Muller is now marketed in the UK by Caminades. The equipment fixes to the axle wheel rims and can be used to check: wheel run-out, front/ rear alignment, toe-in/toeout, camber: kingpin inclination; turning angles and alignment of tractive unit and semi-trailer, etc.
The equipment costs £394: wheel turntables are 139 extra. Made by: J. C. Caminades, 37-39 Roland Gardens, London, SW7 3PG.