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Two roll-back transporters slide into play
9th September 2004, Page 20
9th September 2004
Page 20
Page 20, 9th September 2004
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RECOVERY OPERATORS can now chose lighter, easier-to-load bodies with two new options on the market. Worldwide Recovery Systerns.in association with RecoveryVehicles.com, has launched two Low-Slider roll-back vehicle and plant transporters.
The latest recovery bodies offer loading angles as low as 3'; they also save weight compared with conventional slide-backs. The steel-bodied Low Slider Roll Back has a payload of up to 3,000kg mounted on 7.5-tonne 'sun, Mitsubishi or Daewoo chassis; the aluminium version boosts payload to 3,500kg. Removable body sides can be installed.
One of the first Low Slider bodies has been fitted to a 10-tonne Renault Midlurn Crew Cab.
0 See page 52 for a review of the light vehicle recovery rules.