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Tug power
May 1st 2005

Car chassis and body maker, Hydro Automotive Structures has taken delivery of another MasterMover. It joins the fleet of tugs in use at the Worcester plant.

The latest tug was brought in to overcome the problem of moving heavy components. Before its arrival three operatives pushed car bodies weighing more than 1t up an incline from stores to the work area. Now one employee can perform the operation.

The unit has an optional flexible coupling with gas spring and coupling lock that enables it to negotiate the ramp with ease.

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Moving heavy loads (1st September 2006)

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