Gull trailers

[Badshot]

Are they still about?

 

[Western promise]

No ,been gone years!

 

[Adeptandy]

Site now has houses on it

 

[Robt]

Trevor gull was a gent but also a victim of the industry! His trailer were made so well they were too expensive to build and sell

 

[Pilatus]

Trevor gull was a gent but also a victim of the industry! His trailer were made so well they were too expensive to build and sell

And they seemed to have very narrow axles, they were certainly not made for hilly downland.

 

[Hesston4860s]

We had one but it was built at ancaster by Ken wotton, bloody good trailer none the less.

 

[Adeptandy]

And they seemed to have very narrow axles, they were certainly not made for hilly downland.

They were made at the time for the spud growing area they were located in and most those days were on 30" rows hence the 5 foot tracking.

 

[tr250]

Trevor gull was a gent but also a victim of the industry! His trailer were made so well they were too expensive to build and sell

+1 worked for Marston trailers when I remember him. Very knowledgeable but could tell in what he was saying he didn’t agree with the build quality of the trailer he was selling. We bought 2 Baileys!

 

[AFM]

There is a person who brought all the parts I think. I think AS had something to do with them at the end?

 

[Robt]

All AS parts were bought by a Scottish chap called Norman Ogg! Another true gent

 

[bill and bens dad]

is Trevor gull still alive,great chap,as said very knowledgeable,yes his trailers were narrow track,as said for potato rows at that time we had two 8 tonne one 60 inch wheel track auto door lights brakes etc,very well made streets in front of our locally built Collins trailers, we have a ken wotton gull trailer,well built but not quite in the same street as the manea built ones