"Heavy Haulage through the years"

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Credit to eastleighbusman for the photos.
Oily

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Ooh, you cheater!

Good to know that there’s nothing wrong with my eyesight though…

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I can only assume it was a shunt in the yard?

As for not having headboards, I’ve seen a lot of Spanish hauliers delivering steel beams on such trailers at the border in Irun, and these drivers gave it some welly! Usually one strap was enough to hold the beams in place.

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A shot from a local newspaper.

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American iron…

[jsutherland]

Kuebler Spedition - a fine German company.

Spedition Kübler - trimodale Schwergutlogistik

[jsutherland]

A Mamoet Kenworth.

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This was the cooperation with Walter Wright, who were based in Malesia I think…?

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Some more of Walter Wright Mammoet Johnny.

Courtesy of the Mammoet archives/P. De Groot.

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Does anyone recognise which make the tractor unit is? At a guess I would say it’s a Hino?

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[jsutherland]

Thanks Patrick Great pictures.

[spardo]

No doubt about those two

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A Walter Wright Heavy Haulage Atkinson

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Nissan UD, for my money. AA

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Buzzer

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One of Fratelli Pulvini Trasporti colourful trucks based in northern Italy.

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Heavy Timber Trucks Logging Legend Nissan TZA 520 DIESEL - Old Truck Since 1970s

Not a brand that was on the top of my list, but they seem to be quite solid.

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Looks like an Atkindon solely made for the Australian market?

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I see them quite often on the Brenner, going opposite directions, they really stand out from the rest of the crowd.