Morning Dean that is whatley quarry down frome it’s still eec they got there own railway network me dip rail they got a loco shed on site,we deliver the admixture to hansons batching plant in there
smallcoal:
Morning Dean that is whatley quarry down frome it’s still eec they got there own railway network me dip rail they got a loco shed on site,we deliver the admixture to hansons batching plant in there
Great pics John,thanks for posting. Are the trucks the same colour scheme or have they changed the colours as
i cant remember seeing one for a while ? 
DEANB:
smallcoal:
Morning Dean that is whatley quarry down frome it’s still eec they got there own railway network me dip rail they got a loco shed on site,we deliver the admixture to hansons batching plant in thereGreat pics John,thanks for posting. Are the trucks the same colour scheme or have they changed the colours as
i cant remember seeing one for a while ?
They not in the colour anymore it’s all hansons now they take the aggregate from there to hinkley point 24 hours a day with the artics I think there may be a old truck there if so I will take a pic ,most of the other quarries are owned by Tarmac and hansons now
Looks like a new Foden for the Army.
This may possibly be one of Fodens own trucks they seemed to run a few in blue/white colours.
Looks like one from the Isle of Man Chris.
Think its a Albion ■■ Looks like it might have been a yard shunter here.
Looks like MBT on the door of the Isle of Man Foden.
Dieseldog or Oily may recognise the Mercedes car transporter.Looks like it was a local company to me
with a Poole Speedway sun strip in the window.
Anyone recognise the Dodge ■■ Think it says Hammond on the door ?
Elliotts yard scene.
Moreys DAF concrete mixer from Ringwood.
Morning Dean.
I’ll enquire about the Isle of Man Foden and Seddon.
I can shed some light on the Mercedes car transporter as this was where I started my working career. The Mercedes in the photo was operated by Cartransport at their Queenborough depot on the Toyota contract. I can’t quite remember what driver had this one as it was such a long time ago but I do remember the Poole Speedway sunstrip in the window. In fact this one was quite unusual as most of the other Mercedes were red with a white stripe instead of white with red. I think there were only two which had the colours reversed. However, when these W reg 1626s were replaced with 1625s they were all white with a red stripe like the one in the photo.
Certainly a Foden works motor.
and is now owned by Knowles Transport of Wimblington Cambridgeshire.
Regarding tankers anyone remember 1995 when every available tanker in the country went on the Yorkshire Water job
during the drought that year.
More details and pictures here on the Yorkshire Water Tankers 1995 thread
smallcoal:
Great pics John,thanks for posting. Are the trucks the same colour scheme or have they changed the colours as
i cant remember seeing one for a while ?
They not in the colour anymore it’s all hansons now they take the aggregate from there to hinkley point 24 hours a day with the artics I think there may be a old truck there if so I will take a pic ,most of the other quarries are owned by Tarmac and hansons now
Thanks for the comments John. 
Chris Webb:
Morning Dean.
I’ll enquire about the Isle of Man Foden and Seddon.
Cheers Chris.
Mark R:
I can shed some light on the Mercedes car transporter as this was where I started my working career. The Mercedes in the photo was operated by Cartransport at their Queenborough depot on the Toyota contract. I can’t quite remember what driver had this one as it was such a long time ago but I do remember the Poole Speedway sunstrip in the window. In fact this one was quite unusual as most of the other Mercedes were red with a white stripe instead of white with red. I think there were only two which had the colours reversed. However, when these W reg 1626s were replaced with 1625s they were all white with a red stripe like the one in the photo.
Thanks for the input “Mark R”
moomooland:
Certainly a Foden works motor.
Foden factory production line shot from 1962.
Another works motor was this 1968 Foden S24 Twin Load which was saved for preservation
and is now owned by Knowles Transport of Wimblington Cambridgeshire.
Thanks for the pic and comment Paul.
moomooland:
1Regarding tankers anyone remember 1995 when every available tanker in the country went on the Yorkshire Water job
during the drought that year.0The scene on the A672 Oldham Road adjacent to Boothwood Reservoir in 1995,
More details and pictures here on the Yorkshire Water Tankers 1995 thread
Nice pic Paul.
Some from the dodgy mile away folder. Think we may struggle identifying these chaps ! 
Guy,possibly BRS ■■?
Volvo F86.
Leyland / Albion ■■?
Volvo F86.
Heres an easy one to identify ! Think its a A series ERF.
MAN / Saviem ?
Seddon Diesel.
Volvo F86.
Atkinson Borderer.
Scammell Handyman.
UKON Volvo F88.
Wilds Motors ERF.
G.W.Bootman Scania bulker. Dont remember having one of these on here before.
Housden & Hatfield Seddon Atkinson. Dont think we have had this company on here before.
Godfrey Davis Europcar Renault car transporter.
ARC Leyland Bison.
Anyone recognise the Volvo F86 ■■?
Harvey did you ever try and flog any trucks to this local company ?
W.H.Geer Foden from Parkstone,Poole.
Anyone recognise the Seddon Atkinson bulker ? Looks like the pic was taken in Kings Park,Bournemouth.
Drinkwater Sabey Foden from New Milton with roll on / off body.
Hercock Simpson Volvo F88 bulk tanker.
Coco Cola Crusader.
Bailey’s Marathon.
Ancliff Seddon Atkinson bulk tanker.
Hales Cakes Seddon Atkinson. Posted an article about them on page 128.
Ultramar GUY tanker.
“JAKEY”, BRS ERF in your favourite colours. Chris Webb is that a Amoco tanker GUY ■■?
D.E.Appleton Maggie. Anyone know where they were based ■■?
L.C.P.H. Volvo F10 bulker. Anyone know what the initials stand for and where they were based ■■?
K & M International Powder Transport Foden. I dont think we have had one of these on here before.
Anyon know where they were based ■■
Morning Dean.
Going by the AY Leicester reg plate I’d go for one of F Sherwoods from - I think - Long Whatton near Loughborough.
DEANB:
Some from the dodgy mile away folder. Think we may struggle identifying these chaps !Guy,possibly BRS ■■?
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I reckon there’s too much writing on that door for a BRS motor Dean.
Leyland / Albion ■■?
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With that long door I’d say Albion ……………….
D E Appleton were from Formby Lancs I think Dean.Did a lot of sand haulage.
K&M based at watnall rd hucknall Nottingham istr predominately bulk tipper operators