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Bombeiros São Paulo Brazil Scania Winch Crane
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No: 9143   Contributor: Milton Caetano da Silva Junior   Year: 2008   Manufacturer: SCAM   Country: Brazil
Bombeiros São Paulo Brazil Scania Winch Crane

Winch Truck

Chassis: Scania

Model: 113
Picture added on 13 July 2008
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Can anyone suggest what the pipes are that run to the centre of the wheel hubs.

Added by Steve Prosser on 10 November 2013.
My guess would be tire inflation/deflation lines. This allows for the tires to adjust air pressure to terrain conditions.

Added by John Harris on 11 November 2013.
Steve, I think they are for inflating and deflating the tyres. I'm sure if not somebody will put me right.

Added by Paul Warnock on 11 November 2013.
John,
Thank you for your response.
I too wondered if they are for adjusting the tyre pressures whilst on the move.
Central tyre inflation systems are not too common on civilian vehicles, especially a 4x2 wrecker.
Regards,
Steve

Added by Steve Prosser on 11 November 2013.
They are definitely for adjusting up or down the tyre pressure , you are correct in that they are normally seen on army type trucks , this is an old system , you wouldn't see the lines in newer systems

Added by Alan Ramsay on 17 November 2013.
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