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Went to Gaydon Classic June 2006 and Miles Fox (Clitheroe) let me sit in the cab (like a big kid) of his lovely G reg ERF tipper just for old time’s sake 
It was just how I remember the LV - I’m sure ours had huge black Lucas switches up by the sun visor for the indicators
A few C series:
ERF C series tipper D953YCX still in use around Tunstead quarry
ERF C series tipper D953YCX by fryske, on Flickr
ERF C series tipper XHH714Y still in use with the owner of the previous 4 wheeler
ERF C series tipper XHH714Y by fryske, on Flickr
ERF C series C489JFM seen at the midpoint of the Great North Road run this year
ERF C series C489JFM by fryske, on Flickr
ERF C series tractor unit B926GRC still used to pull sawing equipment to shows
ERF C series tractor unit by fryske, on Flickr
ERF C series B587ORF keeping the Harrison name on the road! (sorry for poor picture but the sun was right behind the lorry
ERF C series B587ORF keeping the Harrison name on the road! by fryske, on Flickr
ERF C series G553GYD and tanker in preservation
ERF C series and tanker by fryske, on Flickr
heres 3 of mine from over the years
top one gardener 150 smoked like a pig for first ten mile whatever the weather ,lol.
middle one carn,t remember what engine in this but it was,nt up to much,.
bottom one 325 tractor unit streched with midlift ,pig to get round corners.
does any one know any history of this B series it did once belong to ensors farmers of hinkley but thats all i know. robsons of carlisle had cjm 753v i wonder if anyone has any pics of her when she was new or know anything else about her
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does any one know any history of this B series it did once belong to ensors farmers of hinkley but thats all i know. robsons of carlisle had cjm 753v i wonder if anyone has any pics of her when she was new or know anything else about her
Hiya BSPaul, JM was one of the origional old Westmorland Nos which in 74/75 was re-allocated to the reading area and I’m not 100% sure but the United Glass head office was down there somewhere,I once met the then boss of Robsons/United Glass,Herbert Nettleship, at a function in London and I’m sure he was based west of London.Looks to me that your ERF was part of a batch for Robsons who at that time were part of the United Glass group.Cheers Bewick
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Did this have a tag axle once upon a time? It looks very like one I saw for sale a few years ago
big al, did your erf belong to fountain bros at stoke mandeville at one time?
