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...
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15 ton 4-axle model CX7 with 8x4 wheel configuration was offered with 9.1 litres EN242, six cylinder EN245 petrol engine of similar capacity, and the Gardner 6LW oiler. The latest models were equipped with the newest EN243 oil engine of 9.9 litres...
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CX5. 1937-1939, 1947-1949. The 12 ton six wheel overtype in the CX range was the CX5, available as a 6x2 or a 6x4. This model was offered with EN242, EN243, EN245 and Gardner 6LW engines. CX21. 1938-1940 / CX23. 1939-1941. The CX21 8 tonner of 1938...
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CX2. 1938-1939, 1944-1949. The bonneted version of the CX1 was the CX2, which started production in 1938 for similar payloads of 7.5 tons. After the war proprietary engines were not offered in the CX range, and the 6.0 litre oil engine had been...
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CX1. 1936-1939, 1944-1949. The 7.5-ton model CX1 was in production since 1936. There was a choice of three engines, the EN233 oil and EN236 engines of identical 6.0 litre capacity, and the Gardner 4LW oil engine. Unit mounted with the engine was a four...
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