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Either, Pioneer wartime 6 x 4, Explorer postwar 6 x 6; both with
walking beam back axles.
Both top out at 29 ish and legal on a motorway!!! (think M11 leaving
Duxford show and wondering what the hold up is)
Sean
Alex - 21 Nov 2005 00:03 GMT
>Either, Pioneer wartime 6 x 4, Explorer postwar 6 x 6; both with
>walking beam back axles.
Yes, both had it, only the Explorer was 6x6, the Pioneer had no drive
to the front axle, and no brakes on it either, IIRC.
Fantastic axle articulation, thanks to the walking beam rear, and the
transverse leaft spring at the front.
Alex
Larry - 21 Nov 2005 20:30 GMT
Yeah well twould be the exporer for me, if I win the lottery and to hell
with the mile long tail back. I am not one of those who would get some
modern truck to low load me scammell.

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Larry
Series 3 rust and holes
> Either, Pioneer wartime 6 x 4, Explorer postwar 6 x 6; both with
> walking beam back axles.
> Both top out at 29 ish and legal on a motorway!!! (think M11 leaving
> Duxford show and wondering what the hold up is)
>
> Sean
Austin Shackles - 22 Nov 2005 10:01 GMT
>Yeah well twould be the exporer for me, if I win the lottery and to hell
>with the mile long tail back. I am not one of those who would get some
>modern truck to low load me scammell.
I know where there's a 6x6, or I did anyway. I always wanted to get hold of
it and restore it.

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Thomas À Kempis (1380 - 1471) Imitation of Christ, I.xxiii.