stargazer148:
Hi Oily the Russell lorries are the same company as Bathgate Russells.They had depots at Montrose and Burghead cheers Ray
Thanks for that stargazer148 
Cheers
Oily
Thanks to pyewacket947v, Buzzer and robthedog for the pics
Hi Buzzer you posted a this photo, all of you have a listen to this video of the wagon, V8 music.
facebook.com/billy.renwick. … 150976922/
Oily
16 October 1985
Bromsgrove
Worcs
Eng
Construction of the M42/J1 A38
A pair of Kraz/Belaz dump trucks below the exit road retaining wall.
pyewacket947v:
16 October 1985
Bromsgrove
Worcs
EngConstruction of the M42/J1 A38
A pair of Kraz/Belaz dump trucks below the exit road retaining wall.
The back one looks like a Hoveringham or Dowsett one and the front one could be one of a number of companies
that operated them in that colour. Possibly Wimpey,Thomas Nicol ?
DEANB:
pyewacket947v:
16 October 1985
Bromsgrove
Worcs
EngConstruction of the M42/J1 A38
A pair of Kraz/Belaz dump trucks below the exit road retaining wall.The back one looks like a Hoveringham or Dowsett one and the front one could be one of a number of companies
that operated them in that colour. Possibly Wimpey,Thomas Nicol ?0
The front one could well be one of Ambrose from Chesterfield.
Chris Webb:
Froggy55:
Buzzer:
Sunday selection box, Buzzer
0I have a scale model of a similar truck, registered GTM 809. So it looks the London Brick Company had bought a batch of them. Could any of you please tell me which exact model it is, Mk 2 or Mk 3, and its year of make? Thanks!
Hi Froggy.It’s a MK3 Mammoth Major and GTM was a Bedfordshire October 1948 registration. Chris.
Thanks! I must now check where Bedfordshire is. Possibly just North of London…
coomsey:
Think I’ll stick with the Fuller ! NMP
0
Is that the inside of a Kraz or some othe Soviet truck? I’d say the bigger stick is the main gearbox; second bigger the auxiliary gearbox; the two others to switch the drive of the front axle, and the last for the differential blocking.
Froggy55:
coomsey:
Think I’ll stick with the Fuller ! NMP
0Is that the inside of a Kraz or some othe Soviet truck? I’d say the bigger stick is the main gearbox; second bigger the auxiliary gearbox; the two others to switch the drive of the front axle, and the last for the differential blocking.
I’m not about to argue with you 
Thanks to pyewacket947v, DEANB, Buzzer, lurpak and coomsey for the pics
Trio from south at Dingwall and Inverness 2017/19.
Oily
DEANB:
pyewacket947v:
16 October 1985
Bromsgrove
Worcs
EngConstruction of the M42/J1 A38
A pair of Kraz/Belaz dump trucks below the exit road retaining wall.The back one looks like a Hoveringham or Dowsett one and the front one could be one of a number of companies
that operated them in that colour. Possibly Wimpey,Thomas Nicol ?0
I do not recall any operator identifying on any of them, and there seemed to be a few about at one time.!
The quarry photograph is at Middleton mine,Oiltreader middle peak quarry was about 1/2 mile away towards Wirksworth
PJH 400:
The quarry photograph is at Middleton mine,Oiltreader middle peak quarry was about 1/2 mile away towards Wirksworth
I wonder if that Atkinson was ex W.H Phillips?
Pete.
Buzzer:
Nearly put Monday but its Tuesday of course, Buzzer
Thanks Buzzer congrats on the half century the second one should be easier. 
Nice load of wool,that prime mover looks like a Dodge they were around in the 1970s with V6-53 series Detroits under the bonnet.
Dig
DIG:
Buzzer:
Nearly put Monday but its Tuesday of course, BuzzerThanks Buzzer congrats on the half century the second one should be easier.
Nice load of wool,that prime mover looks like a Dodge they were around in the 1970s with V6-53 series Detroits under the bonnet.
Dig
Three more for you Dig, Buzzer
