Wheel Nut:
Nice one Wheel Nut iāve moved a few of them about years ago.
Hi Scanthemanā¦One for your Dad ----Bubbleman has put a picture of Milk Board Tanker on his scrapbook memories page 34 i think it was.
[quote="Dave the RenegadeAll the farms used to have milk stands on the end of their lane, also stands in the villages where several farmers would bring their churns for collectiion.[/quote]
They still doā¦ have the stands I mean.
You need to watch out for the buggers hidden by 20 years of hedge growth when youāre backing into farm entrances even today; Iāve lost more than one rear lens to the bloody things! 
The LAD cabbed Albion Clydesdale, these were very popular at the time with the Milk Board when they were changing from churn collections to tanker.We had 3 of these at the MMB Chadderton Oldham and then went onto the egro cabbed Albions.
Nice pic there John and i hope you are keeping well. I remember the crest on the doors of the MMB lorryās but no matter how hard i have researched i canāt find a single picture of a ford d series churn lorry!!
Al
Not one that belonged to the Milk Board Allen but simillar.This was one of Unigates motors.The MMB churn wagons always had what they called a top deck fitted on the flatbed this enabled them to carry approx 15 more churns(empty ones that is)
transportphotos.com/road/photo
This is one of the boards ford thames wagons with the top deck on like I said.
