Hewitt refractories fenton stoke/on trent

Can any one remember this company
They came from Victoria Road in the Fenton area of Stoke
they had 5 trucks at one time.

NICK BASFORD:
Can any one remember this company
They came from Victoria Road in the Fenton area of Stoke
they had 5 trucks at one time.

yes i can terry green used to do the haulage for them :wink:

the flying foden:

NICK BASFORD:
Can any one remember this company
They came from Victoria Road in the Fenton area of Stoke
they had 5 trucks at one time.

yes i can terry green used to do the haulage for them :wink:

Thats right mate he brought the 2 ERF/s off them and sort of got the work.
I worked for them driving one of the 8 wheeler erf/s

long time ago that was mate . was talk to terry a while ago don’t know what he is doing now if anything .

I can remember them well, we (MAT) used to load 30ft containers out of there with storage heater bricks for Germany. The fork lift driver who I think was called Len used to lift the container up in the air while we put bits of broken pallet between the chassis rail and the container otherwise the container sagged and you could not close the doors. They had a nice fleet of 8 wheeler tipers bringing agrigate in and taking finished refactory products out. They also hyad a young lad on a pedestrian operated fork lift who was an avid Stoke fan.
Cliff

I remember them i used to take bricks in from DSF and sometimes reload for Forseco at Tamworth.

Carlc:
I can remember them well, we (MAT) used to load 30ft containers out of there with storage heater bricks for Germany. The fork lift driver who I think was called Len used to lift the container up in the air while we put bits of broken pallet between the chassis rail and the container otherwise the container sagged and you could not close the doors. They had a nice fleet of 8 wheeler tipers bringing agrigate in and taking finished refactory products out. They also hyad a young lad on a pedestrian operated fork lift who was an avid Stoke fan.
Cliff

You hav a good memory mate Lenny was at no/6 shed and the lad who was the stoke fan was nicknamad Smurf/ Steven
They only had 1 ridged tipper a t45 constructor and an artic tandem axle trailer the other 8 wheelers just had side boards on them.
I drove DBF 856T and Stan Cross drove the sister truck both had 200 Gardener engines in them
The other trucks had Rolls 265s and went very well
A regular week 4 me was 2 drops Scotch on a Monday night out at Crawford back Tuesday load of bricks to Creda at Blythe Bridge
then either a Cornwall rest of the week or a trip to Ireland GOOD OLD DAYS.