kevmac47:
georgeking:
bubbleman:
Is that Castleside Bank that the Waugh’s Atki is showing the others how to climb??
If they are all in reverse !,you will find they going down hill, and no it’s not Allansford Bank (Castleside)
fisher:
anyone got any info on W.A.Glendinning
Go back to page 60 of this thread then read from there
paw123:
kevmac47:
georgeking:
bubbleman:
Is that Castleside Bank that the Waugh’s Atki is showing the others how to climb??
Hi Paw Its looks a bit good for Alensford Bank what about Soutra on the 68 south of Dalkieth
If they are all in reverse !,you will find they going down hill, and no it’s not Allansford Bank (Castleside)
Only JOKING
animal:
fisher:
anyone got any info on W.A.GlendinningGo back to page 60 of this thread then read from there
kevmac47:
georgeking:
bubbleman:
Is that Castleside Bank that the Waugh’s Atki is showing the others how to climb??
Kev, it looks as if the atki is loaded with empty pallets,the tilt cab has a load of paper on, i think a good bit heavier!Vic.
Hi, transpoter man ,you are possibly right, my first thought was north of Carter Bar.
kevmac47:
Yes Greek I will be on the Tyne Tees Run this year, I helped with the marshalling for a few years but circumstances and pressure of work meant I havn’t been available lately, but I will be there this year driving the Castrol ERF tanker which I was involved with restoring.0
Hi kevmac looks as if you have done a good restoration on the ERF, have you any history on the truck, was it new to Castrol?
The cab looks older than its registration, we ran a couple of K regs one was pre-A series similar to this vehicle but had the up-dated grill; the other must have been one of the first A series with the step in front of the wheel, it was ERFs own demo fitted with a 240 Gardner. A while ago I was a committee member of the IRTE and we were asked for volunteers to be judges at the TT run, would have loved to do it but it clashes with another TT in the Isle of Man, consequently I have never attended one.
buzza:
transporter man:
transporter man:
buzza:
What is this trailor, Second one down and has it been modified in some way■■?This trailer was built by Charles Roberts in Leeds, they only built 2 semi tralers and Glendinnings ended up with both, Got a photo of it loaded with 12 by Screw Loose. The trailer was last seen at Perth Car Transport. More than you can achieve on your plus 11!
Here it is Buzz0
Rubbish! I can get a better 12 car load than that on my plus 11, will get photos, Meanwhile u r familiar with the plus 11, So the first one i did was, Rover75 sal no1 deck, 45 no2, 75 est no3, 75 est on the peak, 45 no5, 25 no 6, 75 sal behind cab, mgb on scissor, 25 below, 45 in belly, 25 on back ramp, and another 75 sal last on. S orry but that is better than kev;s load of metro;s!!
p.s if my memory serves me right the running height was15;8. Davy mcdine was with me on that very day and we got a fairly similar load on his plus 11. pps Please dont get me wrong, i guess that charles roberts trailor was ok in its time, however time has moved on and in my opinion the plus 11 is pretty much the biz
Hi Buzz was wondering how long it would take you to react!! can you beat 14!
There you go victor took me 18 mths to restore
The pics of Barnfathers brought back a few memories in the old green & white most of the 86
s & 88s he bought in them days were usualy second hand used to park up with them a lot at Doncaster Market Place l also used to load with them out of Blue Circle at Northfleet I think they had the work direct but we used to get it second hand & I always got stick because ours was on pallets one drop Eastgate & theres was usualy on the floor handball delivery to biulding sites etc
Kenny do you still drink with Bud? is he still on the mixers?
greek:
There you go victor took me 18 mths to restore
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The pics of Barnfathers brought back a few memories in the old green & white most of the 86s & 88s he bought in them days were usualy second hand used to park up with them a lot at Doncaster Market Place l also used to load with them out of Blue Circle at Northfleet I think they had the work direct but we used to get it second hand & I always got stick because ours was on pallets one drop Eastgate & theres was usualy on the floor handball delivery to biulding sites etc
v7victor:
kevmac47:
georgeking:
bubbleman:
Is that Castleside Bank that the Waugh’s Atki is showing the others how to climb??
Kev, it looks as if the atki is loaded with empty pallets,the tilt cab has a load of paper on, i think a good bit heavier!Vic.
Looking at the shape of the name board on the front of the cab the Beaver is one of Charlie Alexanders and I dont think them guys used to run light this also makes it look as if it is the 68 into Scotland
With a handle like yours you must live nr garden House if not reveal yourself
Never see much of Bud these days he`s a hermit & a caravaner 
Looks like 68 to me could be the south to north bit half way up carter layby on the left then next layby top of hiil on right (maybe) 
transporter man:
kevmac47:
Yes Greek I will be on the Tyne Tees Run this year, I helped with the marshalling for a few years but circumstances and pressure of work meant I havn’t been available lately, but I will be there this year driving the Castrol ERF tanker which I was involved with restoring.0Hi kevmac looks as if you have done a good restoration on the ERF, have you any history on the truck, was it new to Castrol?
The cab looks older than its registration, we ran a couple of K regs one was pre-A series similar to this vehicle but had the up-dated grill; the other must have been one of the first A series with the step in front of the wheel, it was ERFs own demo fitted with a 240 Gardner. A while ago I was a committee member of the IRTE and we were asked for volunteers to be judges at the TT run, would have loved to do it but it clashes with another TT in the Isle of Man, consequently I have never attended one.
Hi transporter man
,looks to be pre1971 build LV cab, Kirkstall BDR back end, ‘K’ reg’s had the remodeled grille (BTY 202 K)
transporter man:
kevmac47:
Yes Greek I will be on the Tyne Tees Run this year, I helped with the marshalling for a few years but circumstances and pressure of work meant I havn’t been available lately, but I will be there this year driving the Castrol ERF tanker which I was involved with restoring.0Hi kevmac looks as if you have done a good restoration on the ERF, have you any history on the truck, was it new to Castrol?
The cab looks older than its registration, we ran a couple of K regs one was pre-A series similar to this vehicle but had the up-dated grill; the other must have been one of the first A series with the step in front of the wheel, it was ERFs own demo fitted with a 240 Gardner. A while ago I was a committee member of the IRTE and we were asked for volunteers to be judges at the TT run, would have loved to do it but it clashes with another TT in the Isle of Man, consequently I have never attended one.
I will leave the story of the ERF to my good friend Iain Wilkinson as he is more competent on the keyboard than i am. He is also responsible for excellence of the restoration. kevmac47
greek:
Looks like 68 to me could be the south to north bit half way up carter layby on the left then next layby top of hiil on right (maybe)
blew the pic up to370% it is Charlies.Vic.
kevmac47:
transporter man:
kevmac47:
Yes Greek I will be on the Tyne Tees Run this year, I helped with the marshalling for a few years but circumstances and pressure of work meant I havn’t been available lately, but I will be there this year driving the Castrol ERF tanker which I was involved with restoring.0Hi kevmac looks as if you have done a good restoration on the ERF, have you any history on the truck, was it new to Castrol?
The cab looks older than its registration, we ran a couple of K regs one was pre-A series similar to this vehicle but had the up-dated grill; the other must have been one of the first A series with the step in front of the wheel, it was ERFs own demo fitted with a 240 Gardner. A while ago I was a committee member of the IRTE and we were asked for volunteers to be judges at the TT run, would have loved to do it but it clashes with another TT in the Isle of Man, consequently I have never attended one.I will leave the story of the ERF to my good friend Iain Wilkinson as he is more competent on the keyboard than i am. He is also responsible for excellence of the restoration. kevmac47
Certainly looks a credit to him hope to see it sometime!
night shift bri:
gazzad:
greek:
Do you do the Tyne Tees run Kev /victor. I`l be there this yr with an old MK1 coachbuilt camper look me up if your passing.Whats thedate of Tyne Tees run Greek?
The Tyne Tees Run is always the first Sunday in June, that’ll be the 5th
Cheers Night shift Bri be able to make it this yearas will be off work fora change.
kevmac47:
transporter man:
kevmac47:
Yes Greek I will be on the Tyne Tees Run this year, I helped with the marshalling for a few years but circumstances and pressure of work meant I havn’t been available lately, but I will be there this year driving the Castrol ERF tanker which I was involved with restoring.0Hi kevmac looks as if you have done a good restoration on the ERF, have you any history on the truck, was it new to Castrol?
The cab looks older than its registration, we ran a couple of K regs one was pre-A series similar to this vehicle but had the up-dated grill; the other must have been one of the first A series with the step in front of the wheel, it was ERFs own demo fitted with a 240 Gardner. A while ago I was a committee member of the IRTE and we were asked for volunteers to be judges at the TT run, would have loved to do it but it clashes with another TT in the Isle of Man, consequently I have never attended one.I will leave the story of the ERF to my good friend Iain Wilkinson as he is more competent on the keyboard than i am. He is also responsible for excellence of the restoration. kevmac47
hiya,
Where are the best vantage points to see they Tyne Tees run?? and do they park up at any point??.
thanks harry long retired.
It must be getting on twenty years since i last saw you, working out of wavin i was on for Raymond you working for G.E. It’s just that i originate from the same village as Bud and was wondering what he was doing now. The handle is thats how i spend most of my time now!!! .
greek:
With a handle like yours you must live nr garden House if not reveal yourself
Never see much of Bud these days he`s a hermit & a caravaner