Friends grandfather was a manager at Dorking milk marketing board depot and has a lovely collection of photos, here are a few
Loaded up and trucking!!
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Cab-over Pete
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- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
That tanker is a beaut. And at mid sixties at the latest, must have been one of the first ever I should think.
76masseyman
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- Lincolncestershire
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- Northumberland
The Thames trader churn wagon is B reg so 1964. The tanker looks fair bit older than that. I reckon mid '50s.
76masseyman
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- Lincolncestershire
YELROM
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- North Yorkshire
At first I thought that said ‘if you’re going through Hull keep going’
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76masseyman
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It does look like that, and I’d totally agree if it did.At first I thought that said ‘if you’re going through Hull keep going’
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- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
I thought it said hull, should probably still keep goingAt first I thought that said ‘if you’re going through Hull keep going’
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- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
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- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
That appears to be the original and first Mini 621 AOK which was presented to The Queen
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- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Friends of Ferguson show and working event at the Ulster Folk and Transport museum, Cultra, Saturday 25 June 2022.
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- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
ollie989898
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They need to send them over here, chuck a fert sower on the back and a trailer behind it.
Volvo lose out to the likes of Scania and Merc here because they don't do a 4x4
Was watching some NZ forestry on youtube the other night. Holy heck some of the terrain they are on makes it look hard work on man and machine alike.
ollie989898
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What is the total payload of that sort of rig likely to be Roy? If all those axles are braked they must be able to stop sharpish? I'd love a go in one of those for a season, but there would have to be no reversing though...
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- NSW, Newstralya
What is the total payload of that sort of rig likely to be Roy? If all those axles are braked they must be able to stop sharpish? I'd love a go in one of those for a season, but there would have to be no reversing though...
depends on tare weight etc of individual setups, but usually a B Double has around 40 tonne legal load
And yes, every axle has to be braked
he reversed into that position in the photo
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- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
