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Too many drivers of heavy motor vehicles and tractors follow the same tracks day after day. This practice is chiefly harmful...
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By Arthur W. Windsor, A.M.I.Aelech.E. In certain recent leading articles which have appeared in " THE Com_ hikRCIAL MOTOR,"...
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The " Hallford," 5-ton, Bus or Lorry Chassis. One of the Gold Medallists in Class E of the recent R.A.C. Trials. _ The...
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L.G.O. Depot Closed. The North Road garage of the London General Omnibus Company has been closed, so far as its connection...
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Ever since the sliding type of gear was introduced by Panhard, motor engineers and users alike have cried out for something...
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This journal fosters, represents, and chronicles commercial motoring in all its branches ; it has the largest and best...
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Complete List of the Awards and Special Prizes in all Classes. Our supporters will read the judges' recommendations with no...
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Over Four Years' Work with Two Mann Wagons. The first of the two illustrations on this page shows a tip-cart, built by Mann's...
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Another Rover Motorcab Challenge. The Editor, " THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR." Sir :âI beg to send you a copy of a letter we have...
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Looking through the official list of entries for the recent R.A.C. trials, one finds that four out of the original vehicles did...
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A Novel Arrangement of Side Compartments. The two illustrations which accompany these lines show a novel, samplecarrying body...
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Slack Bolts. " W.M." (Glasgow) sends the following note :â" I was very interested to read the letter from S.R.' in the issue...
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MUD GUARDS.âMorgan.âNo 28,764, dated 17th December, 1906.âThis invention relates to guards for preventing the splashing...