loading (don,t know in english 
,it,s hacked wood) someting 
and thank,s saviem for your nice word of my drawing,sat waiting on the ferry,reading the tread,and there it was cheers benkku,god luck whit our trip
Wood chips i think !
thank,s for that LB ,the other tings then wood chips it could even carry turf or sawspoon benkku
Sawspoon has got me thinking now, saucepan ? sawdust ?saw dust has got to be favorite lol
now remember a spoon to eat sup whit 
yes sawdust it is thank,s benkku
in swedish sågspån
LB76:
This vehicle belonged to Einar Kristiansen in Årdalstangen, 310 km´s north of Oslo. RoadBroker was the forwarding agent in Oslo he was hauling for to most of the European countries. (Placed under the category for unnecessary knowledge 
)
/Stellan
No knowledge is unnecessary Stellan, thanks for the info!
a few more scannies from golden years
this morning seen 10 min ago in nagu village benkku
This is a great thread lads i served my apprentiship on scanias 76 110 111 and 140s ill post a photo of the motor i past my hgv test on .not many 21year olds got to drive motors like that 30yrs ago ,all my mates at that time were trailing about in atkys and erf.
LB76:
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Here’s a CM cutting confirming it.
Heres the photo of our 110 ,i past my hgv on this with the tipping trailer .We ran this motor day and night dad did four loads to trumix at bradford during the day 240 miles then i went up to bellshill or motherwell at night with lime to the steel works and re loaded back out of carlise with sand ,400 miles five days a week, and never missed a beat.It replaced an aec mandator a good motor but not in the same leagueas the scania.
Right hand drive, with trilex wheels thats unusual,
roders:
took this pic of this cracker parked just of the main road in sussa italy last week
robthedog:
Right hand drive, with trilex wheels thats unusual,roders:
took this pic of this cracker parked just of the main road in sussa italy last week
a lot of old italian truck were right hand drive it was to do with tight mountain roads or so i was allways told .
roders:
robthedog:
Right hand drive, with trilex wheels thats unusual,roders:
took this pic of this cracker parked just of the main road in sussa italy last weeka lot of old italian truck were right hand drive it was to do with tight mountain roads or so i was allways told .
^this^ and the eyeties loved a Trilex wheel 
from scrapbook