coomsey:
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Only ran out of Shepshed a couple of times! Really handy for the M1 though.
I loved those old fashioned horizontal steering wheels. 
Spardo:
coomsey:
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Only ran out of Shepshed a couple of times! Really handy for the M1 though.I loved those old fashoined horizontal steering wheels.
State of the art, I think you’ll find Spardo.
Nmp
Nmp
has anyone got any photo’s of the Redland fleet,based at Enderby? my dad was there for years.when they moved to Mountsorrel,he went with them…then i eventually joined him there
i think my Redland pic’s are posted on here somewhere!
Nmp
Pictures off Hercock site
What? You may ask!! But there was 6 of these running at Coalfields North Ravenstone, never went on the road though
Nmp off FB
Fancy mirrors !
These mirrors were Zanneties, Two part type, The inside one was for the outside view and visaversa for the inside, I liked them we had some on some our wagons, We used to tie a duster to them and it kept them clean when travelling, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
These mirrors were Zanneties, Two part type, The inside one was for the outside view and visaversa for the inside, I liked them we had some on some our wagons, We used to tie a duster to them and it kept them clean when travelling, Regards Larry.
Very posh Larry! I had 6/7 ERFs all with the long oblong mirror , don’t recall having to rag em up though. Not the best but massive improvement on the 5 X 3 s cheers Coomsey
Lawrence Dunbar:
These mirrors were Zanneties, Two part type, The inside one was for the outside view and visaversa for the inside, I liked them we had some on some our wagons, We used to tie a duster to them and it kept them clean when travelling, Regards Larry.
Brilliant mirrors, still got mine in the shed. Bought 'em myself and transferred them wherever I went. Do you think I like mirrors?
BTW, as a heavy from Leicester, this pic qualifies for 2 threads. 
No dusters, banned by Tom Llewellyn on pain of death. 
Surprised he let me keep those 3 big letters on the grill. 
Cossington commercials Gainsboro brings back memories used to have an ERF 54G kitted out as a mobile stores used to call once a week chap called Ken drove it knew most of the part numbers off by heart. Sometimes if you were struggling he would jump down the pit and give you a hand,can’t imagine that now.
Not a bad crowd to work for
Nmp
