Morning chaps I have to go from Manchester to Bruton Somerset in a liquid tanker artic s would like to avoid steep hills any thoughts ? Thanks
Why■■?
What goes up must come down.
Ok umm thinking m5 gate 23 a39 to wells then right onto the 371 to Shepton Mallet the right a371
FarnboroughBoy11:
Why■■?What goes up must come down.
liquid ranked don’t like hills as al the wheight goes to the back and you loose all traction
You will be screwed at Frankley then.That’s a bit steep! 
bjd:
FarnboroughBoy11:
Why■■?What goes up must come down.
liquid ranked don’t like hills as al the wheight goes to the back and you loose all traction
I don’t know never done tankers, but I thought they have baffles in the tanks to stop or reduce this??
FarnboroughBoy11:
bjd:
FarnboroughBoy11:
Why■■?What goes up must come down.
liquid ranked don’t like hills as al the wheight goes to the back and you loose all traction
I don’t know never done tankers, but I thought they have baffles in the tanks to stop or reduce this??
Some food grade tankers tend not to be baffled, it may be that they are easier to clean in the wash staion but in the case of milk tankers it stops the natural surge of the milk in the tank churning itself to butter
My advice is to take the m5 south, exit at the Yeovil, to join the a303 near Ilminster then exit the A303 to go north to Bruton, or come down the M32 at Bristol, through the city to go south on the a37 via Shepton Mallet, two hills but they are going down wards.
i went m5 to gate 15 then headed toward bath then took the a39 then onto the a37 down to shepton mallit sorted