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Schmitz SCS 24L
Lamberet SR2 refrigerated
Schmitz SCS 24L
Lorry wheel arrangements
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Have you ever wondered about the numbers "4x2" etc. given after the name of an articulated lorry tractor unit lorry in descriptions? Well, it's simple, really - you probably drive a 4x2 car, or maybe a 4x4, where the first number is the number of wheels, and the second shows how many are driven. Lorries are the same, so we have:
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