Buzzer:
Now this is a bit of rough sheeting, wonder who ran this outfit Buzzer.
The only rough thing about this shot Buzzer is the tractor unit !! Cheers Bewick.
Bewick:
Buzzer:
Now this is a bit of rough sheeting, wonder who ran this outfit Buzzer.The only rough thing about this shot Buzzer is the tractor unit !! Cheers Bewick.
Would I be correct in saying that was a Demo motor Bewick, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Bewick:
Buzzer:
Now this is a bit of rough sheeting, wonder who ran this outfit Buzzer.The only rough thing about this shot Buzzer is the tractor unit !! Cheers Bewick.
Would I be correct in saying that was a Demo motor Bewick, Regards Larry.
Quite correct Larry and it wasn’t very impressive IIRC although I bought 3 Magnums for our Euro fleet in the early 90’s after a very impressive demo to Munich and back. Cheers Dennis.
– " Luft yer skin Son and I’ll pit it on tap wi the Hyster"?.. thats what we had to do at D&D please note how neat the load is ■■?
more high quality work for the arm chair keyboard sheeters from the youth of today.
Punchy Dan:
0more high quality work for the arm chair keyboard sheeters from the youth of today.
I wouldn’t follow that skateboard very long on the M/Way, I’d be out, past and gone before I got hit with some debris off of it ! 
dan turn the sheets the long way then it maybe a proper job.fully sucure.no gaps for the old wind,nothing to fall out .noone will see your load.
It’s only sheeted to keep the top layers / shrink wrap on ,it’s rubber ,it’s very hard to do a so called proper job on these type trailers as the side rail is only inch & half deep and the hooks are under it rather than under the cross members so no Depth to trap against .but yes good idea !
Dennis did you notice that this outfit has a ■■■■■■■ registration but I have no idea who it belonged to.
Cheers, Leyland 600
Buzzer:
Now this is a bit of rough sheeting, wonder who ran this outfit Buzzer.
Is this the motor you meant L600 ? it was a Renault Demo from JDS Trucks Blackburn IIRC, a total load of rubbish as I recall. Cheers Dennis.
backsplice:
– " Luft yer skin Son and I’ll pit it on tap wi the Hyster"?.. thats what we had to do at D&D please note how neat the load is ■■?
That driver could very well be Cameron in his younger days !
backsplice:
– " Luft yer skin Son and I’ll pit it on tap wi the Hyster"?.. thats what we had to do at D&D please note how neat the load is ■■?
No question about it the finest exponents of the craft of sheeting and roping came out of Scotland during the “hayday” of this method of transport prior to the Curtainsiders becoming popular, IMHO, others may hold different opinions. Cheers Bewick.
Bewick:
backsplice:
– " Luft yer skin Son and I’ll pit it on tap wi the Hyster"?.. thats what we had to do at D&D please note how neat the load is ■■?No question about it the finest exponents of the craft of sheeting and roping came out of Scotland during the “hayday” of this method of transport prior to the Curtainsiders becoming popular, IMHO, others may hold different opinions. Cheers Bewick.
Plus 1 ,Dennis even admitted some pages back that the further South you go the standard of sheeting gets lower ,thus milnthorpe a good stretch from john o groats !!
haddy:
backsplice:
– " Luft yer skin Son and I’ll pit it on tap wi the Hyster"?.. thats what we had to do at D&D please note how neat the load is ■■?That driver could very well be Cameron in his younger days !
That driver is Bob (me)
oops forgot the main sheet !
If I can’t beat them I may as well join them, the skate board operators that is ! 
dan ok yes,you have don e it to wind us up,use all thegear you have ,not folded up by the head board for gods sake man get a grip.lolyou would have been frog marched out of the yard.half a job get half the wages.get yur own folding ladder…sheet over the head board.please pull your socks up or goto stobarts…
Now if any of you want lessons on what not to do check this link out !!!
backsplice:
Now if any of you want lessons on what not to do check this link out !!!
That’s probably the best way of making the delivery,no waiting around for a stacker truck!!!
David
No roping and sheeting required for this load,all hand ball on all hand ball off,few and it’s hot,no Hi Viz jackets,no “you can’t park that there mate” just people with common sense getting the job job done,here in North Cyprus.We picked 959 kgs of Olives on Mon,Tue and Wednesday cleaned them Thursday and pressed them on Friday,not a bad weeks work,and the result, load the 197 litres of Olive Oil back in the Truck and take home, 
