ERF-NGC-European:
Gently does it! Just seep back onto that coupling…0
I tend to think he’s already hooked up Robert and he’s either pushing the load on or pulling it off .
Dig
Another fine example from the Austrian company Felbermayr - Transport and lifting technology | FELBERMAYR. They have been around for over 50 years and now have 2,700 employees based at 67 sites in 19 countries around Europe. They have just moved into a new 9,000 square meter headquarters in Wels, Oberthan, Austria.
This photo has been around for a few years now. Am not sure if it would be classed as heavy haulage, but the load is a little over-sized for the lorry carrying it. 
The Italian heavy haulage specialist Fratelli Pulvini has quite distinctive colours and paintings on their trucks. The company is based in the north of Italy, south west of Venice in Noventa Vicentina VI.
More info: fratellipulvini.com/en/
An Efficient Line MAN TGX 18.440
Here is some more information on the Efficient Line MAN https://www.truck.man.eu/man/media/en/content_medien/doc/business_website_truck_master_1/br_EfficientLine3_2016_de_screen.pdf
Punchy Dan:
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My friends lorry when he drove for Walkers .
One of Walker’s came to my rescue a couple of years ago, when I broke down on the M1. Was loaded with a crawler from a big crane and was on my way to the Weldex yard in Alfreton. Absolute gent, I think his name was Brian? Drove a 8x4 DAF. Should have got some pictures of it somewhere.
jshepguis:
Haven’t posted any Magnaload pics for a while, but here are a few. Not a massive load but it was a challenge as you can see dragging the loco over a bridge i think it was in Workington.
Nice pics chap. 
The heavy haulage specialist Melsa Transport is a Turkish company with depots in numerous European countries. The company started in 2009.
Additional information can be found here: melsatransport.com/en/
DEANB:
ABC Foden fromClick on pages twice to read.
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A fine Foden article Deanb.
DIG:
Just found a couple of my old photos of my days in the oil patch which have been hiding in my daughters shoe box.Dig
Great pic’s DIG! Anymore in that shoe box perhaps?
oiltreader:
Two at York credit to Carl Spencer for the photos.
Oily
How many ex-Heanor units are still out there in the UK?
jsutherland:
oiltreader:
Cape Province South Africa credit to Bob Adams for the photo.
OilyGreat pictures Oiltreader. Quite a trailer the Mammoet Mercedes is pulling.
Ta for posting Oily
Can’t really identify the Mammoet trailer, but it might be of Italian origin?
jshepguis:
Haven’t posted any Magnaload pics for a while, but here are a few. Not a massive load but it was a challenge as you can see dragging the loco over a bridge i think it was in Workington.3
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Nice one mate
coomsey:
NMP off FB Tractor is being restored apparently !
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Looks like a Dave Lee photograph mate
DIG:
ERF-NGC-European:
Gently does it! Just seep back onto that coupling…0
I tend to think he’s already hooked up Robert and he’s either pushing the load on or pulling it off .
Dig
Think you’re right DIG, as the trailer operator is busy with leveling the hydraulics.
On a side note, these mighty FTF’s (V12 Detroit under the bonnet) are still earning their keep after nearly 50 years! Mammut Colombia sold them to another heavy haulage firm in Colombia, I’ll see if I can find some pic’s of it.
jsutherland:
The Italian heavy haulage specialist Fratelli Pulvini has quite distinctive colours and paintings on their trucks. The company is based in the north of Italy, south west of Venice in Noventa Vicentina VI.1
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More info: fratellipulvini.com/en/
Some of their wagons overtook me on the Brenner recently, they really stand out from the crowd
DEANB:
Punchy Dan:
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My friends lorry when he drove for Walkers .Walkers article 1963.
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Great article mate, cheers
jsutherland:
The heavy haulage specialist Melsa Transport is a Turkish company with depots in numerous European countries. The company started in 2009.0
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That’s the first pic I’ve seen of the new Iveco in 6x4 form Johnny, nice find mate!
