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GITI Tyres Big Test -One Big Dog
When there are really big jobs to do it’s not a bad idea to call in a big dog to get them done. Or in this case 1BGDOG.
The Mack Titan with the 685hp variant of the 16.1-litre MP10 six-cylinder ranks as the most powerful conventional (bonneted) truck available in the New Zealand market. The Queensland-built Titan is just as well suited to Kiwi heavy haul and over-dimension tasks as it is to a prime mover role across the Tasman.
Palmerston North-based PTS Logistics have be...
GITI Tyres Big Test - Super Efficiency
Scania’s big product news for 2023 is the recent launch of its latest generation `Super’ six-cylinder models.
A mainstay of the Scania line-up in Europe, the Super models have tended to be overshadowed by the big horsepower of the V8 models for the New Zealand market.
But that is changing gradually as an increasing number of fleets turn to the fuel efficiency of the 13-litre six-cylinder – with the trend likely to gather pace as the third generation of the DC13 famil...
GITI Tyres Big Test - Widespread Acclaim
Among the many demanding roles trucks are called upon to perform in New Zealand, groundspread work ranks as one of the most specialised.
Putting a state-of-the-art groundspread unit to work means starting with a (typically) European brand all-wheel-drive cab/chassis and applying a large slice of Kiwi engineering know-how. And there will even be subtle design variations to suit the regional differences of New Zealand topography.
It’s a recipe which Nelson regi...
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