s fairly constant, the weight of the load, such as passen-gers in a touring car or packages in a light delivery car,does not materially change the pressure at the springs,but in motor trucks, particularly of the larger capacities,the load often represents more total weight than thatof the entire… … greatest cushioning effect under such conditions, andsuch conditions only. When running without load, thespring, on the contrary, will show little if any cushioningeffect, so that not only are the minute vibrations trans-mitted direct from the wheels to the frame but the majorshocks also. Various…
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