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of Warrington, Lancs
1946 Private company. Trade Name "Eaton."
1954 In association with Eaton Manufacturing Co, of Cleveland, USA, E. N. V. Engineering Co of London and Rubery, Owen and Co of Darlaston (See advert)
1961 General engineers. Manufacturing two-speed axles, tandem bogies and suspension for facturing two-speed axles. Tandem bogies and suspensions for commercial vehicles. [1]
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