Past Present and in Between in Pictures (Part 1)

Nice shot of an old Atkinson waggon, Buzzer.

Hi Oily, Ronnie would be watching over Inness’ Volvo frae the kirkyard I guess.
Cheers, Leyland 600

Albion HD 57, no details of location or depot.

pete smith:
Albion HD 57, no details of location or depot.

Brilliant picture, Pete! It says DONCASTER on the rave. Nottingham registration number, I think. Robert

robert1952:

pete smith:
Albion HD 57, no details of location or depot.

Brilliant picture, Pete! It says DONCASTER on the rave. Nottingham registration number, I think. Robert

I need to go to Specsavers I think, never seen that! Cheer’s Robert

Some more Albions

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Hi That Scottish BRS HD driver deserves the wooden spoon for sheeting unless there is an optical illusion on that photograph, wait till Bewick see’s this image. Not like a Scottish driver to make a ■■■■ like this.
Cheers, Leyland 600

Can rember if i posted this. Had a cup and chat with my mate Håkan couple weeks ago. The truck was as always stuning!

Danne

Leyland600:
Hi That Scottish BRS HD driver deserves the wooden spoon for sheeting unless there is an optical illusion on that photograph, wait till Bewick see’s this image. Not like a Scottish driver to make a ■■■■ like this.
Cheers, Leyland 600

He’s planning on reversing all the way to London. Someone told him the tank would fill back up with fuel if he went backwards.

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Retired Old ■■■■:

Leyland600:
Hi That Scottish BRS HD driver deserves the wooden spoon for sheeting unless there is an optical illusion on that photograph, wait till Bewick see’s this image. Not like a Scottish driver to make a ■■■■ like this.
Cheers, Leyland 600

He’s planning on reversing all the way to London. Someone told him the tank would fill back up with fuel if he went backwards.

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Dirty Dan:
Can rember if i posted this. Had a cup and chat with my mate Håkan couple weeks ago. The truck was as always stuning!

Danne

Danne, that is a lovely looking outfit…Do any of the trailer axles steer?

Cheerio for now.

Hi Saviem! Yeah the 1 and the 4 stear, its if im remember right 18.5metre long. Håkan is a true gent and always time for a laugh! He hauls concret produkts from the south of Sweden to the middle of our long country and then always loads steel from Västerås down back home.

Danne

Hi ROF, Never thought of that however with the step up box fitted in those HD 55s etc in high reverse selected it would not take long.
Cheers, Leyland 600.

Leyland600:
Hi Oily, Ronnie would be watching over Inness’ Volvo frae the kirkyard I guess.
Cheers, Leyland 600

Aye nae doot, Leyland600, one of the topics I enjoyed about our Fri craic was his aquaintance at some time or another with all these old family haulage firms in the area, there wasn’t a lot of people he didn’t seem to know.
Oily

Thanks to Buzzer, pete smith and Dirty Dan for the pics :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: a wagon like that would certainly cause a stir on the highways of the UK Danne.

Spring has sprung here in the north, tho’ a 180 degree turn would still show a heavily snow capped Ben Wyvis.
Oily

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Few random pics from Washington. Used to go past the army camp every day on the way to school. It all disappeared under the New Town. RCA built a record factory on the site and it is now a B&Q

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oiltreader:
Thanks to Buzzer, pete smith and Dirty Dan for the pics :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: a wagon like that would certainly cause a stir on the highways of the UK Danne.

yeah the cab is about 80cm longer then a normal cab,custom made just for him. The trailer are pretty comon her in Sweden have had a couple my self. I could load about 38-40000kg on the ones i had.

Danne

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Loading in the yard the other weekend, just to put a bit of weight on the axles to bed the brakes in :smiley:

Ade

Thanks to Tyneside, servo88, Dirty Dan and lurpak for the pics :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

Sandbach firm on the A96 at Dalcross, not sure about the Lancastrian rose tho’.
In my time there were good digs at The Iron Grey pub in Sandbach, right opposite the Foden Works, mine host was a Mr Stallard. Parking was in the Market Square, close by.
Oily