Leicester's Bygone's


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Not sure if they’re bygone

Mountsorrel?
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coomsey:
Mountsorrel? 0

yes,2 of them at Mountsorrel,and both ended up as ‘wreckers’,i believe.


One for Wayne aaPete Fowkes pic.
Bygone in both meanings. Looks like the mini forced one of Fletcher’s out the way. What motor is it?

Looks like a Sentinel/TVW Paul, they ran a few of those.

Pete.

windrush:
Looks like a Sentinel/TVW Paul, they ran a few of those.

Pete.

Thanks Pete, bet she took a bit of getting out, the more so if loaded

coomsey:

windrush:
Looks like a Sentinel/TVW Paul, they ran a few of those.

Pete.

Thanks Pete, bet she took a bit of getting out, the more so if loaded

No, you just get another motor alongside, climb in the back with a shovel and get busy!
Done that more than once 40+ years ago - couldn’t even think about it now!

Steve

PS. A shovel is a tool tipper drivers use for changing wheels!

Ste46:

coomsey:

windrush:
Looks like a Sentinel/TVW Paul, they ran a few of those.

Pete.

Thanks Pete, bet she took a bit of getting out, the more so if loaded

No, you just get another motor alongside, climb in the back with a shovel and get busy!
Done that more than once 40+ years ago - couldn’t even think about it now!

Steve

PS. A shovel is a tool tipper drivers use for changing wheels!

Ya buga Steve! I weren’t happy chucking 1/2t off cheers coomsey

Ste46:

coomsey:

windrush:
Looks like a Sentinel/TVW Paul, they ran a few of those.

Pete.

Thanks Pete, bet she took a bit of getting out, the more so if loaded

No, you just get another motor alongside, climb in the back with a shovel and get busy!
Done that more than once 40+ years ago - couldn’t even think about it now!

Steve

PS. A shovel is a tool tipper drivers use for changing wheels!

When I came back from Oz the first time in about '65, I got a job on an AEC with Wimpey building the M1 on the section north of the Trent crossing. At one point we had to descend from the bank and drive along a narrow track alongside marshy ground near to the river. One night a driver put one foot off it and the result was just like that. He did spend a whole night shift digging it out with a shovel…and then they sacked him. :open_mouth: A bit unreasonable I thought, he wouldn’t have done it again, but his replacement might. :unamused:

midlandsaint776:
hi , does anyone have any photographs of any vehicles used by any of the following companies please ? intercounty express , evancrest transport , townsend carriers , wilkinsons transport , placketts transport , atlas express , united carriers , briers carriers . t hoyes and son , fresha bread , co op milk , olivers shoes , frisby’s shoes , wards footwear , barratts shoes . very many thanks .

Well MS776 will this one do? Cheers comsey


The first new motor at Whitwick quarry after A R C had took them over. NUT 140F driven by my mate Rod Williams,


M1in the 60s, is that octopus one of Spencer’s? Did they run Leylands in those days?

Don’t know about Spencers Emmersons at Belton ran a couple …also the Leyland comet driven my your pal…my cousin drove one of those too.

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