pv83:
Bewick:
0Is that in Redditch Bewick?
It’s not my shot “pv83” but I will make enquires and let you know ! Bewick
what a nice tidy set up that is
you wouldnt like this p v 83 to clean and tidy i guess
pv83:
Spotted this Felbermayr unit last week just north of Munich.
Looks great mate! What scale is that, 1:24?
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Yes Patrick 1/24th scale.
Two immaculate outfits exiting the depot this morning both en route to Pitlochory Scotland.
Mike Ponsonby:
what a nice tidy set up that is
you wouldnt like this p v 83 to clean and tidy i guesspv83:
Spotted this Felbermayr unit last week just north of Munich.
On the contrary, if you’ve paid attention you would have noticed that I quite like the Felbermayr look and livery, scroll back through these pages, I’ve posted some footage of their fleet on here before. Who knows, you might get inspired by the look of their fleet…
pv83:
Mike Ponsonby:
what a nice tidy set up that is
you wouldnt like this p v 83 to clean and tidy i guesspv83:
Spotted this Felbermayr unit last week just north of Munich.On the contrary, if you’ve paid attention you would have noticed that I quite like the Felbermayr look and livery, scroll back through these pages, I’ve posted some footage of their fleet on here before. Who knows, you might get inspired by the look of their fleet…
Aye, Felbermayr are a fine looking outfit indeed. Been around for a wee while as well - since 1942. With depots all over Europe - but not in the UK. Some nice photos on their website as well - Heavy haulage by road | FELBERMAYR
Another Kording Schwertransporte photo from the heavy transport German company based in Hepse towards the North of Germany. They have also been in business a wee while - since 1935.
More information can be viewed on their web site: kording-schwertransporte.de/
jsutherland:
Aye, Felbermayr are a fine looking outfit indeed. Been around for a wee while as well - since 1942. With depots all over Europe - but not in the UK. Some nice photos on their website as well - Heavy haulage by road | FELBERMAYR
Johhny,good website chap with some nice history about the company. 
Peterborough Heavy Haulage 1970.
Another picture of the Croation heavy haulage company A-RO PROMET d.o.o. located in Bedekovčina to the north of Zagreb.
More information and pictures can be viewed here la-ropromet.hr/en/gallery/
yes your right far better than your rig for sure
pv83:
Mike Ponsonby:
what a nice tidy set up that is
you wouldnt like this p v 83 to clean and tidy i guesspv83:
Spotted this Felbermayr unit last week just north of Munich.On the contrary, if you’ve paid attention you would have noticed that I quite like the Felbermayr look and livery, scroll back through these pages, I’ve posted some footage of their fleet on here before. Who knows, you might get inspired by the look of their fleet…
Holleman is a Romainian company which started its activity of internal and international oversized and heavy transportation, in 1997. Nowadays, Holleman is a Romanian-German joint-venture, in equal shares. The German partner is Peter Schwandner Logistik & Transport GmbH - http://www.schwandner-logistik.de/.
Holleman has quite a selection of equipment at it’s disposal: Heavy transports equipment
More information: holleman.net/
Hallett Silbermann is a UK based heavy haulage company located in Hatfield, north of London. They have been around for over 70 years. They are part of the Swain Group - https://www.theswaingroup.com/
Additional information: hallettsilbermann.com/
Mar-Train Heavy Haulage Ltd is a heavy haulage specialist base in Nothern Ireland. It is a family run business, established in 1978 to provide a local plant haulage service. Based outside Lisburn in County Down the company has expanded rapidly since 1993, to meet the requirements of a niche found in the market. Since then, the company has specialised in heavy haulage and the transport of wind farm components throughout Ireland, UK and Europe.
The fleet now consists of over 20 units and over 60 trailers. The young fleet of tractor units are mainly Volvo and quite often bespoke due to the demanding weights these vehicles carry.
Additional information: https://www.martrainhaulage.com/
Mar-Train Heavy Haulage have also posted a number of videos on YouTube. Here are a few links below.
Mar-Train’s media gallery: Media Gallery | Mar-Train Heavy Haulage
Mean Moore wind farm
youtube.com/watch?v=1CLxTU_uarw
Train Transport
youtube.com/watch?v=9eblQ5dgOPc
Bewick:
pv83:
Bewick:
Is that in Redditch Bewick?
It’s not my shot “pv83” but I will make enquires and let you know ! Bewick
These are a bit more your size Denzil 
Punchy Dan:
Bewick:
pv83:
Bewick:
1Is that in Redditch Bewick?
It’s not my shot “pv83” but I will make enquires and let you know ! Bewick
These are a bit more your size Denzil
Nice kit Dan, some could use that actually, in order to keep the weights on the driving axles legal…
jsutherland:
Holleman is a Romainian company which started its activity of internal and international oversized and heavy transportation, in 1997. Nowadays, Holleman is a Romanian-German joint-venture, in equal shares. The German partner is Peter Schwandner Logistik & Transport GmbH - http://www.schwandner-logistik.de/.Holleman has quite a selection of equipment at it’s disposal: Heavy transports equipment
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More information: holleman.net/
Dutch firm originally Johnny, from Breda, started in the 1930s I believe, at MRC I worked with some oldtimers that used to work for Holleman.
Mike Ponsonby:
yes your right far better than your rig for surepv83:
Mike Ponsonby:
what a nice tidy set up that is
you wouldnt like this p v 83 to clean and tidy i guesspv83:
Spotted this Felbermayr unit last week just north of Munich.On the contrary, if you’ve paid attention you would have noticed that I quite like the Felbermayr look and livery, scroll back through these pages, I’ve posted some footage of their fleet on here before. Who knows, you might get inspired by the look of their fleet…
The world has lost a great writer in you I see…
As I haven’t posted any footage of the wagon I’m currently driving, how would you know that the Felbermayr one looks better, I wonder? Or are you simply making accusations based on my view of “customised” trucks?
Either way, I quite enjoyed reading the article about your firm in the latest edition of Heavy Torque, that Bob Beech is some writer eh?!