Wrong thread lol
I would like any info please as of 22 december is p45 day for who i work for now
Mostly ADR they run DAF cf IIRC they are a swiss firm do go abroad quite a bit
Agree with the above
- DAF CF 85 FTP 6 X 2 UNITS, Mostly 55,56,57 plates but some new addition being seen)
Also im sure they do ISO Tanks or something like that
They are in europe and i think this is where they orginate from.
James
they are a SWISS company and you will find that they have a presence which is
well known in the world of TANKER–CONTAINERS -SILO BUSINESS;
In fact you may find that some of the guys on here have worked for him
as he has had english drivers before and still,
we used to run into widnau swiss and deliver there he had I vehicle working
there is very large in Germany by all the main chemical plants and also by the small ones
due to the service he gives
here is a link to the firms webSITE
I thank you all
They have just set up a large job with a Saudi Arabian plastics manufacturer on Teeside. I knew a few of their International drivers but believe the Teeside lads only do the UK traffic, powder, liquids and plastics. They tied the plastics up with Harry Vos and shared equipment in the same way that UBC and TDG have done
I do know they work all available hours and the tackle as stated is lightweight for maximum payload. I am sure Lucy can tell you the rates from an earlier enquiry
Wheelnut
There was a press release on there webpage about that plastics factory that has been built.
Looking over the net i can see they operate all sorts of units abroad, Man, Merc, Daf, Scania, etc
James
truckerjames123:
WheelnutThere was a press release on there webpage about that plastics factory that has been built.
Looking over the net i can see they operate all sorts of units abroad, Man, Merc, Daf, Scania, etc
James
Yes the English in Durrenasch were proper tankermen, even Elvis who were spoiled with 500hp and high cabs. Simmo (RIP) and Ginger were the forerunners
I am sure Lucy can tell you the rates from an earlier enquiry
No idea at the moment, I’m afraid. I’ll ask about, though.