Old'uns

OUT OF HOURS TRANSPORT PHOTO FORUM (MEMBERS ONLY)
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Sitting here doing nothing all day,so…



A couple of Tommy Allen pics.

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Uh Oh! Not concentrating Williamsy,this should have been in the pics forum!

Perhaps some kind Moderator will move it for you.

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No you’re not concentrating.
It is in the pic forum You Berk!

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:laughing: :laughing:

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nice pictures KW , are the first two ERF;s and the old scania,s and sauer not bad,

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brit pete:
nice pictures KW , are the first two ERF;s and the old scania,s and sauer not bad,

The first one is a Scammell Highwayman.
Not sure if there is a Saurer in amongst them tho’,could be a Dutch Kromhout,and in the line-up is an ‘S’ type Bedford.

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i PLEAD guilty yur honour , it,s me not looking at thepicture good enough
as i thought one oldy scania to be a sauer but after takeing a look with the
glasses it,s a scania , sorry,

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KW:
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The first one is a Scammell Highwayman.
Not sure if there is a Saurer in amongst them tho’,could be a Dutch Kromhout,and in the line-up is an ‘S’ type Bedford.

Think you’ll find the Scammell is a Trunker or Routeman (someone did explain which was which but I’ve forgotten), the Highwayman was the old bonneted type.

Salut, David.

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Spardo:

KW:
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The first one is a Scammell Highwayman.
Not sure if there is a Saurer in amongst them tho’,could be a Dutch Kromhout,and in the line-up is an ‘S’ type Bedford.

Think you’ll find the Scammell is a Trunker or Routeman (someone did explain which was which but I’ve forgotten), the Highwayman was the old bonneted type.

Salut, David.

You could be right,they all look the same to me.The difference was the axle layouts,4-wheeler,chinese-six or 8-wheeler.

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The Handyman was a 4x2 tractor

The Trunker was a 6x2 (twin-steer) tractor

The Routeman was a 8x2 or 8x4 rigid

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marky:
The Handyman was a 4x2 tractor

The Trunker was a 6x2 (twin-steer) tractor

The Routeman was a 8x2 or 8x4 rigid

Thought I’d flush you out Marky :laughing:

I’d completely forgotten about the Handyman. Mind you I’ll have forgotten the rest of this useful information in a few hours time. :cry:
If I haven’t driven it I don’t remember it.
Remember the Highwayman though :slight_smile:

Salut, David.

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Good pics :smiley:

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KW:

brit pete:
nice pictures KW , are the first two ERF;s and the old scania,s and sauer not bad,

The first one is a Scammell Highwayman.
Not sure if there is a Saurer in amongst them tho’,could be a Dutch Kromhout,and in the line-up is an ‘S’ type Bedford.

The first one is actually a Scammell Handyman - the Highwayman is the famous bonnetted unit, as run by Harrisons in Sheffield for many years