Albion CX27

For loads of 10 tons came the CX27 in 1938, the company’s second twin steer model, with the two steering axles set well back to ensure that they carried a good proportion of the payload, and to enable the rear axle to stay within its 8 ton limit. It was said that the advantages of a twin steering six wheeler were excellent road holding, and the elimination of tire scrub associated with conventional 6 wheelers.

Predecessor: Albion Model 563