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J.W. Watt Seddon, Robson,s D Series Ford, Haul Express Merc, and Duncan Hill,s Scania 81s.
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Bewick:
Trev_H:
Ste Burrow:
Then a photo of the legend Harold “Big H” Troughton who has ust retired from Croppers
Hi Ste Burrow,
Yes, Harold thats the chap I remember from the green hut at Irlam, did he have shares in it ? lol.
I worked around ■■■■■■■ a lot in those days, I contracted for Delta metals in W-ton and delivered to Ashley rock in Ulverston and Cleator moor and also to psm eng. in Millom, it was a lousy road from Ulverston to Cleator moor via Millom.
Coincidently at one time I also drove an ex. Brady’s Scania 110 HEO 282G !Depending on wether Big “H” was going to use the sheets again would be wether they got folded up “inside out” for the shunter or not !!! Rope, rope, I’ve enough ■■■■■■ rope for two motors !!! Cheers Bewick.
well I know the shunter wouldn’t dare argue with him Dennis!!!
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PX11 DCZ
hodgeturbo:
PX11 DCZ
What were you busy with here Paul ? Dennis.
Bewick:
hodgeturbo:
PX11 DCZWhat were you busy with here Paul ? Dennis.
muck shift from maryport dennis putting a underground tank in to store top water when the tide is in so not to flood parts of the town. the tank is 45 metres across and 25 metres deep about 12,000 tonnes of muck
Another good thread, i wish some of these old ■■■■■■■■ companies were still on the go, i might be able to get some decent backloads out of Workington and Barrow then
TYNEXDAZ:
Another good thread, i wish some of these old ■■■■■■■■ companies were still on the go, i might be able to get some decent backloads out of Workington and Barrow then
I wonder who we can blame for that situation Tynedaz? Could it be anything to do with quote; the biggest and best haulier
in ■■■■■■■■ unquote. 
Even its not we can still blame him can’t we? regards kevmac47.
You are right about that Kev, they have it all sewn up and they never give nowt away out of ■■■■■■■■
kevmac47:
TYNEXDAZ:
Another good thread, i wish some of these old ■■■■■■■■ companies were still on the go, i might be able to get some decent backloads out of Workington and Barrow thenI wonder who we can blame for that situation Tynedaz? Could it be anything to do with quote; the biggest and best haulier
in ■■■■■■■■ unquote.
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Hello georgeking,
Excelent piece of infomation, very interesting.
As to your question of who Stobarts hauled for in the early years, they hauled mainly slag, lime & aggregates out of Yorkshire & the North East back to ■■■■■■■■ who for I don’t have a clue.
By the way, what did DA Harrsions haul out of Marchon■■?
Regards
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