Here it is again Steve,I took this last year at his yard
Great photos John keep them coming, Regards Larry.
Always look good in fresh paint , & they were painted properly, not like ours when they come the paint is that thin you blow on it & you’re through to the primer , bloody things are going rusty inside 3 months of being on the road .
Don’t know them, just like the wagon
A couple more old uns
A quick google for NMU dosent come up with anything much from the age, Northern Motors Utilities, no idea what they carried or where they were based although It does seem to have some sophisticated temprature control unit with gauges and switches mounted on the front of the tank and what looks like a side mounted donkey engine
drewster:
cemex
Nice tank, with a MAN on the front . Wouldn’t it be better if it had a ERF/FODEN/BEDFORD/LEYLAND etc pulling it
adr:
drewster:
cemexNice tank, with a MAN on the front . Wouldn’t it be better if it had a ERF/FODEN/BEDFORD/LEYLAND etc pulling it
CEMEX that well know Mexican company
Spud1960:
adr:
drewster:
cemexNice tank, with a MAN on the front . Wouldn’t it be better if it had a ERF/FODEN/BEDFORD/LEYLAND etc pulling it
CEMEX that well know Mexican company
Mmmmmmm! There’s no end to it is there!
Sniffy:
A couple more old unsA quick google for NMU dosent come up with anything much from the age, Northern Motors Utilities, no idea what they carried or where they were based although It does seem to have some sophisticated temprature control unit with gauges and switches mounted on the front of the tank and what looks like a side mounted donkey engine
There’s a thread on here about NMU Sniffy but I do know they did a lot of work for Rowntrees of York so maybe there is some product of their’s in the tank.
Chris Webb:
Sniffy:
A couple more old unsA quick google for NMU dosent come up with anything much from the age, Northern Motors Utilities, no idea what they carried or where they were based although It does seem to have some sophisticated temprature control unit with gauges and switches mounted on the front of the tank and what looks like a side mounted donkey engine
There’s a thread on here about NMU Sniffy but I do know they did a lot of work for Rowntrees of York so maybe there is some product of their’s in the tank.
Chocolate then !!
One for you here Sniffy.Although you will most likely have got this somewhere in your collection
This wagon was operated by Crow Carrying, on behalf of Somerlite Ltd.