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Ground level mini-skip
7th November 1975, Page 134
7th November 1975
Page 134
Page 134, 7th November 1975
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Using a Reliant three-wheeler chassis as a base, Ray Smith Demountables Ltd has produced a small tipper. The container, which is mounted on a tipping sub-frame, can be used on the vehicle as a conventional tipper or dropped off for use as a skip. The Munibug mini-skip, as it is called, has a capacity of 3cuyd (or haff a ton) and it has been designed for light building applications, local authority use and where access is limited. A small winch at the front and rollers at the rear of the chassis
The Ray Smith Munibug miniskip.
are used to remove and refit the skip.
Made by : Ray Smith Demountables Ltd, 18 West End Road, Maxey, Peterborough.