Readers are still on the go Chris, albeit a bit smaller.
I remember Henery although not seen them for a while.
Albert Baxter is still on the go too.
Readers are still on the go Chris, albeit a bit smaller.
I remember Henery although not seen them for a while.
Albert Baxter is still on the go too.
edwards of hull,i remember seeing them knocking about,did’nt they do alot of
bathrooms and toilets.theres another one on the tip of me tongue
i will think of it shortly
curnock:
edwards of hull,i remember seeing them knocking about,did’nt they do alot of
bathrooms and toilets.theres another one on the tip of me tongue
i will think of it shortly
I forgot about Edwards curnock,I think it was Ideal Standard who made the bathroom stuff.
Chris Webb:
curnock:
edwards of hull,i remember seeing them knocking about,did’nt they do alot of
bathrooms and toilets.theres another one on the tip of me tongue
i will think of it shortlyI forgot about Edwards curnock,I think it was Ideal Standard who made the bathroom stuff.
Thats right, Edwards was originally Ideal Standards in house haulier, then it went into “Logistics” and is now owned by a certain Mr Betz.
I just remembered a couple more timber companies who ran trucks,
Hollis and Gliksten Doors.
Blakeys had a Gliksten doors contract
Also Blakey bought Richardsons out in the early eighties i think(Remember he kept some trailors but got rid of the F88s( i was gutted i thought they was better than my grandads F7)
I think Albert Baxters have closed aswell
Wheel Nut:
Chris Webb:
curnock:
edwards of hull,i remember seeing them knocking about,did’nt they do alot of
bathrooms and toilets.theres another one on the tip of me tongue
i will think of it shortlyI forgot about Edwards curnock,I think it was Ideal Standard who made the bathroom stuff.
Thats right, Edwards was originally Ideal Standards in house haulier, then it went into “Logistics” and is now owned by a certain Mr Betz.
I just remembered a couple more timber companies who ran trucks,
Hollis and Gliksten Doors.
Just a thought.Wasn’t John Foreman a Hull company,in and out of BP Saltend?
If they weren’t in there you could find 'em on the Woodside at Rawcliffe.
I’m not sure but maybe they finished up in TDG,
Chris Webb:
Just a thought.Wasn’t John Foreman a Hull company,in and out of BP Saltend?
If they weren’t in there you could find 'em on the Woodside at Rawcliffe.
I’m not sure but maybe they finished up in TDG,
John Forman was P&O Chris, but yes their main depot was at Woodside Cafe
JonB1973:
Blakeys had a Gliksten doors contractAlso Blakey bought Richardsons out in the early eighties i think(Remember he kept some trailors but got rid of the F88s( i was gutted i thought they was better than my grandads F7)
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Oh the innocence!
It is funny that the only thing I remember about I J Blakey is that the nickname was “ten bob a ton” and he had a roundabout named after him
Wheel Nut:
Chris Webb:
Just a thought.Wasn’t John Foreman a Hull company,in and out of BP Saltend?
If they weren’t in there you could find 'em on the Woodside at Rawcliffe.
I’m not sure but maybe they finished up in TDG,John Forman was P&O Chris, but yes their main depot was at Woodside Cafe
I can see that cafe park now Malc. More miles done in there than on the road.
P & O,I wasn’t far out.
A few more local firms running from Hull.
Ferndale Transport
Eclipse Motor Transport
Frances Motors
Joseph Cox
Ernest Waudby
Freemans
Willow transport
JonB1973:
I think Albert Baxters have closed aswell
Now trading as Albert Baxter Cold Storage Distribution on Boulevard
You must have an encyclopedia of owd Hull hauliers.
Why couldn’t I remember The Eclipse Motor Transport Company,Ferndale Transport and Willow Transport?
The Woodside’s getting full now Malc!
But you don’t recall Thompsons of Hedon - livestock carriers? Their yard was past BP further up on the left where you turned off for Hedon village - I think
Ran a lot of Leyland/AEC motors,brown livery and I think a couple of drawbar outfits.
Chris Webb:
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You must have an encyclopedia of owd Hull hauliers.
Why couldn’t I remember The Eclipse Motor Transport Company,Ferndale Transport and Willow Transport?
The Woodside’s getting full now Malc!But you don’t recall Thompsons of Hedon - livestock carriers? Their yard was past BP further up on the left where you turned off for Hedon village - I think
Ran a lot of Leyland/AEC motors,brown livery and I think a couple of drawbar outfits.
I have drawn a blank on Thompsons.
Remember loading in Spear Transport, Struthers and Carter and Panalpina though
Struthers and Carter were the steel stockholders weren’t they?
Panalpina I remember,but Spear Transport not too sure about.
Chris Webb:
Struthers and Carter were the steel stockholders weren’t they?
Panalpina I remember,but Spear Transport not too sure about.
Spear Transport and Warehousing was on the corner of Valletta Street near to Volvo.
Struthers & Carter were steel stockholders but they ran trucks too.
Im tryintg to get some old pictures but the bloke is a bit forgetful
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Oh the innocence!
It is funny that the only thing I remember about I J Blakey is that the nickname was “ten bob a ton” and he had a roundabout named after him
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Lol alot of people dont like Blakey but my grandad wouldnt have a bad word said about him, Apparently Blakey was a transport manager at Robby Dales back in the day so they went way back
Anyone remember Davis Frieght they ran orange and white sed atk 400s
JonB1973:
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Oh the innocence!
It is funny that the only thing I remember about I J Blakey is that the nickname was “ten bob a ton” and he had a roundabout named after him
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Lol alot of people dont like Blakey but my grandad wouldnt have a bad word said about him, Apparently Blakey was a transport manager at Robby Dales back in the day so they went way back
Anyone remember Davis Frieght they ran orange and white sed atk 400s
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Davis Freight are still going I think, they use to run some DAF 3300/3600 on Cobelfret too.
Do you remember George Head?
Wilkinson Transport.
E Daniels and Son
Barry Craven. ran Ford D Series.
Was Robby Dales any relation to Jeff Dales who started Hull Cartridge Company?
Dont think so m8
Apparently Robertson Dale Haulage was named after 2 Film stars from the olden days
Wish someone had some pictures
used to back load off a&s haulage of hull mostly timber are they still about , know that old jimmy and henry both past on, also there was an owner driver said he was david whitfields brother, he drove a fodon all ways immaculately dressed nomally spoke to him on the docks shed 10,