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OUR STRENGTHS AT WORK UNRIVALLED PERFORMANCE – INNOVATION NOT IMITATION SINCE 1948


Trust the Bradley and Dixon-Bate towing equipment ranges to deliver maximum performance and ultimate safety. By choosing the market leading towing components you ensure consistent, safe and secure operation with guaranteed quality.


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Before and during any kind of ground penetrating works, Cable Avoidance Equipment should be used to protect against the risk of personal injury and damage to buried cables and pipes.


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