Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
Need tests for fully qualified drivers to drive these sort of loads.... oh hang on.
Wreckers!!
- Thread starter Kevtherev
- Start date
- Location
- Yorkshire
It's ok there's no load on it
8100
Member
- Location
- South Cheshire
The bigish Cat dumptrucks had a device that made it stay in crawl mode if the tipping body was only slightly up off the chassis. I am sure wagons could have this fitted with not to much bother you would think.
Dman2
Member
- Location
- Durham, UK
To be fair it could be one of your future purchases
There is supposed to be an audible alarm when moving with the buck up
Mickstup
Member
- Location
- Shropshire / welsh marches
We need a link then we can judge if you were at fault.They're on Facebook, apparently
- Location
- Near Colchester
Nasty accident in Essex the other day, car hit a big baler on a narrow bridge, sadly the car driver had serious injuries.
No photos.
Drive carefully.
Should we all fit dash cams to our tractors? I was signalling right yesterday with small baler and sledge, 3 vans piled past at well over the 30 mph speed limit as I was just about to turn the wheel.
No photos.
Drive carefully.
Should we all fit dash cams to our tractors? I was signalling right yesterday with small baler and sledge, 3 vans piled past at well over the 30 mph speed limit as I was just about to turn the wheel.
- Location
- leics/warks border
On a tractor a dashcam needs to be fitted on the front right of the bonnet, facing backwards, to show that the indicator is on as twits overtake.
Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
Front and rear.
Days of thunder
Member
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
How did that get there then? Presumably took a corner a bit fast and had a lie down for a rest. Was it on a lorry or unaccompanied?
Days of thunder
Member
Moving from field to next no idea what happened looks expensive though.
Definitely more serious than something you can bodge your way out of with duck tape and a few cable ties!
- Location
- West Yorkshire
Surely there was some sort or rattle before everything fell off
Dman2
Member
- Location
- Durham, UK
Yes but that rattle could have been in time to the music blaring out of the stereo
fieldfarmer
Member
But some of us that's been driving combines for 35 seasons have very little hearing left due to noise damage.