kingswinford kit:
oiltreader:
Couple thanks to Richard.
Oily
Cheers Oily , once again those Russell wagons are smart kit ! regards Keith .
Thanks Keith, some restored wagons and a working TK from 1996, the owner of the pic, John Wakely was also the driver, loading a household removals job for a trip to Spain.
Oily
pete smith:
altitude:
pete smith:
Couple more of Cooper’s fitted with Dinosaur equipment and one showing the equipment with out bin on, Cheer’s Pete
They had two of those Big J’s at Swindon, I had one when it was a couple of months old, couldn’t wait to get off the rubbish, and back on a Leyland. 
Hi Altitude,
Couple more of Cooper for you
Thanks Pete, I have driven both of them, that 8 legger was the only one they had at Swindon when I was there.
altitude:
pete smith:
altitude:
pete smith:
Couple more of Cooper’s fitted with Dinosaur equipment and one showing the equipment with out bin on, Cheer’s Pete
They had two of those Big J’s at Swindon, I had one when it was a couple of months old, couldn’t wait to get off the rubbish, and back on a Leyland. 
Hi Altitude,
Couple more of Cooper for you
Thanks Pete, I have driven both of them, that 8 legger was the only one they had at Swindon when I was there.
Is that Aec badged as a Mandator ?
Didn"t realise there were rigid versions.
kingswinford kit:
oiltreader:
Couple thanks to Richard.
Oily
Cheers Oily , once again those Russell wagons are smart kit ! regards Keith .
And their limiters are somewhat generous.
oiltreader:
Two more.
Oily
Awesome shot of that FH16 Oily !! ,regards Keith .
A couple more of Coopers for Altitude,
I used to drive one of those at Blears Dairy at Drybrook.I was under age a little 
leylandlover:
I used to drive one of those at Blears Dairy at Drybrook.I was under age a little 
Hi leylandlover remember the name but for the life of me where abouts were they in the village ? regards Keith .
Right on the cross.Left hand side.On the Ross road.Same side as Drybrook Quarry
Looking through Latil tractor collection and came across this one.
Cheers
Oily
leylandlover:
Right on the cross.Left hand side.On the Ross road.Same side as Drybrook Quarry
Cheers leylandlover , must be opposite where Parkers coal merchants are based , regards Keith .
Got to be one of the best looking cabs ever created!
Powered by a great big 6LW Gardner,but I wish that I was still working on it 
I think the smartest one I ever saw was Harold’s, Clive. No doubt there’s a photo of it somewhere?
I note that Richard Read has now Renaults in his line up ! regards Keith .
Don’t know what the situation is now, Keith, but just before I retired Renault Premiums were the best 44 tonne deal on a 4-year lease agreement. Could have something to do with the French monstrosities in the RR fleet?