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Dennis, Have attached a brochure for the Guy Light Warrior 6 &8 wheeler and it mentions the trailing axle.
Also found an advert in the archives for a Guy Invincible from the same era and intrestingly it mentions
Primrose Engineering and TGB Motors like you mentioned. 
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In cant remember exactly when they changed from orange to red Buzzer but they run a fair few motors out of the two mills at Poole and must have
employed alot of people. Both the old mills now long gone with a large Asda and other stuff on one and flats on the other which was on Poole quay.
That Seddon used to always be shown at The Great Dorset Steam Fair.
Heres some of there motors from the 70s/80s and an old article where they use to load / unload boats alongside Poole quay.
The mill on the quay on the LHS.
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Great photos Dean!
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4Ritsons Haulage of Liverpool were took over by Hillsdown Holdings but went into receivership in 1990 after a five week strike.
They also had a depot in Avonmouth were Bubbleman took this picture below of one of their KV ERF’s in 1978.321
0 One of Ritson’s early motors was this eight wheeler Mammoth Major flat, complete with removable cool box.
My dad drove this KV and also 343 EYO with Gardner 6LW on local runs, both owned by Union Cartage out of Kirkby depot later to get a fleet of Big J 4T and single axle fridge trailers, Ritsons took over the Kirkby depot (1970) after UCC pulled out.
just finished the last page of photos & txt, what a cracking selection as well, fair few of Whitbreads who i drove for for near on 30 years, but best of the lot on page 12 was me old chap driving his Scania 111 PAD 290R for Walls Ice Cream, absolutely fantastic collection & thanks for posting them,
Hi all, Christopher Hill also had a feed mill in Farringdon on the A32 near Alton I worked out of there for a few year’s first on 7 and half ton Bedford TK then on artic tipper when I first got my HGV Mandator with a hired tipping trailer with donkey engine then moved to E.J. Thomas at Lasham when Curly Watts move to them. 
jellybelly:
just finished the last page of photos & txt, what a cracking selection as well, fair few of Whitbreads who i drove for for near on 30 years, but best of the lot on page 12 was me old chap driving his Scania 111 PAD 290R for Walls Ice Cream, absolutely fantastic collection & thanks for posting them,
Glad you enjoyed the thread and nice your old man was featured.
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Thats an old one Buzzer taken alongside Poole quay where they had a warehouse years ago.
The same Seddon you posted from a 1958 article.
gerbil sb152:
Hi all, Christopher Hill also had a feed mill in Farringdon on the A32 near Alton I worked out of there for a few year’s first on 7 and half ton Bedford TK then on artic tipper when I first got my HGV Mandator with a hired tipping trailer with donkey engine then moved to E.J. Thomas at Lasham when Curly Watts move to them.
Spent hours as a kid in the 2 Christopher Hills mills in Poole. There are loads of Christopher Hills motors on here if you do a search but dont think
there were any Bedford TK’s or Mandator’s from memory. Heres an AEC Marshall they operated and there is a E.J.Thomas F86 on page 575.
Hi all, when i said i went from Christopher Hill to E.J.Thomas i said it was with Curly Watts it should have been Curly Haskell. my mistake.
gerbil sb152:
Hi all, when i said i went from Christopher Hill to E.J.Thomas i said it was with Curly Watts it should have been Curly Haskell. my mistake.
Kev you dont watch that crap on telly do you 
JD
Don’t know what your on about John you obviously know some i don’t.
gerbil sb152:
Don’t know what your on about John you obviously know some i don’t.
Kev that Curly Watts was on one of the soaps mate cant remember which one, Mrs D watches all of that crap and I thought she was intelligent, JD
coronation street… 
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That’s a memory jogger buzzer. Forgot that Taymix had any liveried with Panda.
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Nice pic Buzzer, dont remember Taymix doing that work. Dorchester Transport used to do alot of that work out the Blanford Hall & Woodhouse
brewery.
This is how i remember Taymix.
One of Dorchester’s doing Panda work.
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I think that Taymix pic was a AEC press photo.
You will remember E.F.Phillips also doing continental work as well as running tippers. They operated Leyland Octopuses as well as the
AEC Mammoth Majors and later on Leyland Constructor’s.
