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Driving the Yankee 41-tonner
Page 16 from 3rd September 1998From January 1999 UK artic operators will be able to run at 41 tonnes on six axles. But while the industry holds its breath on what the Treasury......
Daf unveils marathon runner
Page 17 from 23rd January 1997It took more than two years of hard engineering work and 190-million Dutch Gilders before Daf's latest premium tractor was ready for its Brussels......
Hauling back on the hills
Page 11 from 1st October 1992• Sixteen months and 171,000km (106,875 miles) ago CM roadtested Ken Longthorne's Perkins Tx325powered Foden 4350 eight-legger (CM 642 June 1991).......
A competent challenger
Page 11 from 29th August 1991• One of the few surprises of the Tipcon Show this spring was the announcement of a revised 3000 Series range from Foden. Following the release of......
Eagle-powered Big J
Page 60 from 12th September 1969• British Road Services are shortly to take delivery of 25 Guy Big J 32-ton-g.t.w. tractive units powered by Rolls-Royce Eagle 220 naturally......
Great truck: small market
Page 10 from 3rd December 1992• Czech truck manufacturer Tatra is touring the UK seeking agents for its extensive range of all-wheel-drive vehicles. Following the market......
Dennis Rapier launched
Page 10 from 17th October 1991• Dennis Specialist Vehicles finally launched its Rapier fire appliance chassis at last week's fire exhibition in Torquay, after a year of......
CIPE FOR SUCCESS
Page 30 from 2nd December 1993While continental truck makers spend money on new models like it's going out of fashion ERF's EC shows you don't need big bucks to set fuel economy......
Blake's Jake brake trial
Page 20 from 13th July 1995by Bryan Jarvis • Commercial Motor and Jacobs Europe have launched a user trial to determine the benefits of specifying a Jake engine brake. The......
This Marathon is no mere stop-gap:
Page 27 from 3rd August 1979There's no reason to hold off buying because ne 145 is in ne offing. This latest Cummins-engined Mara - on is going to be hard to beat for sheer......