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Kiosk Installation: 'The Early Years'
With the arrival of Kiosk No. 8 in 1968, slight modifications to the current trailers ensured the re-designed kiosk could safely and effectively be loaded, carried and installed. It's also interesting to note that approximately 132 kiosk trailers were produced up until now.
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Trailer Description:
(An abstract from the British Telecom Motor Transport Calalogue. April 1985)
The Trailer kiosk No. 2 is designed to enable both kiosk No. 6 and kiosk No. 8 to be picked up, transported to any desired site and placed upon a prepared concrete base, without damage to the paitwork or structure of the kiosk.
The hydraulically operated mechanism of the trailer enables the kiosk to be picked up and set down in the vertical position and facing in any direction. Having lifted the kiosk, it then moves it to a near horizontal position on the trailer for transportation.
In the travelling position, the kiosk is securely tied to the trailer by two easily tensioned heavy duty straps, and provides a well balanced load which can easily be manhandled by two men when the jockey wheel is down.
The contents of the toolbox and accessories supplied with kiosk trailers are as follows:
1 safety chain
4 corner adaptors
2 side adaptors
1 transport spacer block
2 heavy duty webbing straps
1 light duty webbing strap
2 ramps
Trailer Data:
Gross weight 1800kg
Unladen weight 330kg
Dimensions meters
Overall height 1.98
Overall width 1.71
Overall length 3.96
Brakes Overrun mechanical
Delivery time: 4 months
Economic service life: 15 years
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