New scientist.
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London:
New Scientist publications,
2004.
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| Item Description: |
Extreme Power. From a truck bigger than a house. It's bigger than the average family house, holds imposible loads of dirt, coal, copper or gold ore, and has a top speed of over 60 km per hour. The T282B truck is the giant baby of Francis Bartley, head of research and development at Liebherr. Liz Else caught up with him at the company's HQ in Virginia to discover what goes into building the world's largest truck |
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| Physical Description: |
p.: .ill,col.; 27cm. |