shirtbox2003:
Great pics scam73, welcome and keep them coming,the Routemaster was in its day one of the best muckaway trucks.
Yeah I agree, they was one of the most used trucks of the their time, I think when they came to the end of of their first working life they always came back as a muckaway truck! Good all round truck.
DEANB:
I know its not a routeman but a nice article that will fit on here. Sometimes you need to click on pages as they
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Great article. 
Great Lorry without doubt, however when i spent a few years working on them during the weekends they were no where near as easy to maintain as the D series that i worked on during the week at a Ford Dealership!! It was the tilt cab that did it!! 
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EW car truck & bus:
Great Lorry without doubt, however when i spent a few years working on them during the weekends they were no where near as easy to maintain as the D series that i worked on during the week at a Ford Dealership!! It was the tilt cab that did it!!E.W.
As I remember it was easy to check and top up the oil, just roll back the picnic blanket pop the clips off and lift the engine cover up, all done inside the cab!! Then along came the leyland constructor with a tilt cab!
route66:
shirtbox2003:
Great pics scam73, welcome and keep them coming,the Routemaster was in its day one of the best muckaway trucks.Yeah I agree, they was one of the most used trucks of the their time, I think when they came to the end of of their first working life they always came back as a muckaway truck! Good all round truck.
A great looking scammell routeman.
route66:
route66:
shirtbox2003:
Great pics scam73, welcome and keep them coming,the Routemaster was in its day one of the best muckaway trucks.Yeah I agree, they was one of the most used trucks of the their time, I think when they came to the end of of their first working life they always came back as a muckaway truck! Good all round truck.
A great looking scammell routeman.
great picture of buxton limestone , on the previous page is an identical one of harry h coff , same company , in fact i probably drove the buxton one up from head office at windsor . the buxton one was taken in tunstead quarry , the domed concrete blast shelter was an ici special .
rigsby:
route66:
route66:
shirtbox2003:
Great pics scam73, welcome and keep them coming,the Routemaster was in its day one of the best muckaway trucks.Yeah I agree, they was one of the most used trucks of the their time, I think when they came to the end of of their first working life they always came back as a muckaway truck! Good all round truck.
A great looking scammell routeman.
great picture of buxton limestone , on the previous page is an identical one of harry h coff , same company , in fact i probably drove the buxton one up from head office at windsor . the buxton one was taken in tunstead quarry , the domed concrete blast shelter was an ici special .
Great memories, would you happen to have any pictures■■? many thanks.
i’m afraid i never took any photos in those far off days , but the memories are as sharp as ever , dave .
rigsby:
i’m afraid i never took any photos in those far off days , but the memories are as sharp as ever , dave .
Was this you Rigs?
BonkeyDollocks:
rigsby:
i’m afraid i never took any photos in those far off days , but the memories are as sharp as ever , dave .Was this you Rigs?
no , not me , i had left by then and was working for eric marchington , more money !
