DISPATCHER:
Same ERF
This one you mean mate?
combi89:
0A ‘‘small’’ heavy haulage trailer …
The Mrs would say… Oowh, such a cute puppy… 
DIG:
pv83:
DIG:
pv83:
Patrick,Tidy outfit DIG, what’s that vehicle on the second trailer?
Crooksy tells me its a “Mud Puppy” so your guess is as good as mine.
Dig
A mud puppy…■■? 
DIG:
jsutherland:
Heat transfer reactors on the move - quite a sight.0
I reckon there would be some heat transfer under the bonnet of that KW Johnny pulling that lump around, great pic .
Cheers Dig
Nice one Johnny Any idea what lump was fitted under the bonnet? My guess would be a CAT, but I might be wrong… as usual
jsutherland:
I was recently in Uganda and met this wide load coming through. Fortunately my passenger was quick of the mark and took these pictures.The Iveco Astra was certainly working in challenging conditions, especially some of the roads it was travelling on.
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I’m finally viewing it on a bigger screen mate, quite a impressive unit I must say. I’ve noticed that it’s working under the Bollore logistics banner, is there some sort of French connection to it?
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Another batch of interesting stuff there combi89, cheers for posting mate
jshepguis:
Been awhile since i’ve put some pictures on here so as a little treat for Dean here’s a few of Magnaload 's F89’s!1
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Welcome back! But don’t post too much F89 related stuff, you know how Dean feels about those sheds
robthedog:
Few more
Ta mate, quite some ingenious solution regarding the rigid and the long load.
DEANB:
jshepguis:
Been awhile since i’ve put some pictures on here so as a little treat for Dean here’s a few of Magnaload 's F89’s!2
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Lovely ,thanks for posting those pics chap.
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How about this one of Plant & Engineering at Aosta in 1974. Dont know how much those 2 machines would weight ?
NMP
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I don’t know which type it is, but I reckon they weigh somewhere between 15 and 20t each… is does fit on the trailer, but it’s a divisible load nonetheless…?
DEANB:
robthedog:
Few moreSome crew cab on the ERF.
Bit more on the Ward Scammell.
Click on pages twice.
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Cheers RTD, aye I was thinking of that article Dean, ta mate
PV83
ERF
Thats the one, also had trailer
PV83
ERF Thats the one, also had the trailer as well
26 November 1951 Aluminim barge being transported by EW Rudd with a Scammell from Dagenham to Avonmouth heading for Rio de Janiero
pv83:
Some from the other side of the pond, courtesy of Sammy Fuehre.Maybe NMM knows some of them?
What are the small trailers at the back for?
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anorak:pv83:
Some from the other side of the pond, courtesy of Sammy Fuehre.Maybe NMM knows some of them?
What are the small trailers at the back for?
That has been explained before, probably by NMM, but I have forgotten, so I too would like to know again. 
They don’t seem to be bearing weight, but obviously they are.
cfat
Nmp
From a distance I thought I was seeing a Foden, then seeing the three pointed star, could it be a Ugandan Mercedes. But no, it is a CNHTC Howo, In Uganda, I saw quite a few of the Chinese made tractor units - also quite a few 8x4s.
China National Heavy Duty Truck Group Co., Ltd., CNHTC or Sinotruk Group is a Chinese state-owned truck manufacturer headquartered in Jinan, Shandong province. It is currently the third largest truck manufacturer in Mainland China.
Spardo:
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anorak:pv83:
Some from the other side of the pond, courtesy of Sammy Fuehre.Maybe NMM knows some of them?
What are the small trailers at the back for?
That has been explained before, probably by NMM, but I have forgotten, so I too would like to know again.
They don’t seem to be bearing weight, but obviously they are.
He put something on about bogies which hinge up, for unladen running. Maybe these are those. I can’t remember. We need someone with a full set of brain cells on here.