Brilliant pictures Bubb keep em coming
Hi,heres more of the same. 
Cheers Bubbs, 
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bubbleman:
Hello,heres another dose. :
hi all,
my old man worked for milehams out of sugar house lane in stratford,he got the bullet after they found the tax disc off his tk in the window of our car in the company car park.cheers steve.
Hello,more of the same 
Cheers Bubbs,
Good photos there Bubbs.
bubbleman:
Hello,more of the same
I wonder if Bewick Haulage,gaffer Dennis,backloaded Sammy Williams,the A591 was his territory? Probably not,they look like stillages out of Albright and Wilson/Marchon at Whitehaven for delivery to Proctor and Gamble at Purfleet.
Harry would have liked the Scania 80,bless him!As an afterthought those stillages could be full of live trout,poached by Dennis on his days off and on their way to posh snaphouses in London.
Chris Webb:
bubbleman:
Hello,more of the same
I wonder if Bewick Haulage,gaffer Dennis,backloaded Sammy Williams,the A591 was his territory? Probably not,they look like stillages out of Albright and Wilson/Marchon at Whitehaven for delivery to Proctor and Gamble at Purfleet.
Harry would have liked the Scania 80,bless him!As an afterthought those stillages could be full of live trout,poached by Dennis on his days off and on their way to posh snaphouses in London.
I think that shot was taken in Windermere southbound! Trust Mr.Webb to introduce a bit of “black economy” onto the thread! I’ve done my share of ----------- in the moonlight,“Underbarrow Dam” the hotest spot in England when the salmon were running!! Nothing as exhilerating as being chased by a beckwatchers labrador across a moonlight field( and hearing it run back from where it came from after it er! ran into something hard!!) Now if Sammy’s motor had been loaded with Arctic Char out of Windermere,now you’d be talking mega bucks when he pulled into Billingsgate!! worth a lot more than Salmon and taste better as well.Dennis.
Great Pics Marc but if Harry sees all those SC!!! 80s he will take to the bottle big time and the bathroom will never get done 
cheers Johnnie
Bewick:
Chris Webb:
bubbleman:
Hello,more of the same
I wonder if Bewick Haulage,gaffer Dennis,backloaded Sammy Williams,the A591 was his territory? Probably not,they look like stillages out of Albright and Wilson/Marchon at Whitehaven for delivery to Proctor and Gamble at Purfleet.
Harry would have liked the Scania 80,bless him!As an afterthought those stillages could be full of live trout,poached by Dennis on his days off and on their way to posh snaphouses in London.
I think that shot was taken in Windermere southbound! Trust Mr.Webb to introduce a bit of “black economy” onto the thread! I’ve done my share of ----------- in the moonlight,“Underbarrow Dam” the hotest spot in England when the salmon were running!! Nothing as exhilerating as being chased by a beckwatchers labrador across a moonlight field( and hearing it run back from where it came from after it er! ran into something hard!!) Now if Sammy’s motor had been loaded with Arctic Char out of Windermere,now you’d be talking mega bucks when he pulled into Billingsgate!! worth a lot more than Salmon and taste better as well.Dennis.
Is that an early Sky dish on the top of the cab?
Love the pic of the Mat 110.Classic pic.
Suedehead:
Is that an early Sky dish on the top of the cab?
No they are the lifting rings for Dennis’s trout tanks
Actually the predecessor to Octobins and Polybins
Hello again,heres some more oldies 
Cheers Bubbs,
bubbleman:
Hello again,heres some more oldies
A.E Evans bought one of those Mammoth Minors off Thomas Allen,and the registration looks familiar so could have been that very one.It came off a contract called Tank Ferry Trailers I think and was based at either Hull or Immingham.It was coupled to a 6600 gall spirit tank and one of our drivers got pulled by the Ministry on the A18 between Scunthorpe and Immingham and was told that it was overlength by a few inches,can’t remember how many.I took it out once or twice and it was a decent tool,a better ride than the two-axled Mandator.
Wheel Nut:
Suedehead:
Is that an early Sky dish on the top of the cab?No they are the lifting rings for Dennis’s trout tanks
Actually the predecessor to Octobins and Polybins
One of the places they were made was Warwick, can’t remember the name of the company , but they were called “Totebins”
Samuel Williams Atkinson was my dads lorry which he drove from new HLO 21C . I have posted the same photo of this lorry on the Samuel Williams thread but your photo shows more of the trailor have you any idea where it might have been taken please. Great thread allways enjoy looking.
Chris Webb:
bubbleman:
Hello again,heres some more oldies
A.E Evans bought one of those Mammoth Minors off Thomas Allen,and the registration looks familiar so could have been that very one.It came off a contract called Tank Ferry Trailers I think and was based at either Hull or Immingham.It was coupled to a 6600 gall spirit tank and one of our drivers got pulled by the Ministry on the A18 between Scunthorpe and Immingham and was told that it was overlength by a few inches,can’t remember how many.I took it out once or twice and it was a decent tool,a better ride than the two-axled Mandator.
Chris. TFT or Tank Ferry Trailers sent a lot of unaccompanied trailers over, and there were occasional self drives from Hull. It was a company with a few identities and probably ended up being swallowed by RTT or Hoyer as it it became. TFT were at one time part of Konig Jawico Rombouts. H&P Freightways in Hull were the agent I remember, but before Hutchinson and Page came to Hull I am not sure.
Hello lads,firstly feltfixer…no idea mate…all these black 'n white pics I’ve acuminalated over the years…ok heres todays selection
Cheers Bubbs,
Hi Marc
Great pics as usual
The 4in line cement mixer I bet that was fun
bubbleman:
Hello lads,firstly feltfixer…no idea mate…all these black 'n white pics I’ve acuminalated over the years…ok heres todays selection
You should post this on the A One thread there`s a few ex Fielders drivers on there Fielders were taken over by A One
bubbleman:
Hello lads,firstly feltfixer…no idea mate…all these black 'n white pics I’ve acuminalated over the years…ok heres todays selection
Cheers Bubbs,
Here you are Marcus,a shot of XHK 600X in later life when I had bought 5 ex Essex International 112s.Its shot here on the southbound M6 passing Charnock Richard services on a Sunday afternoon.The late Jim Varney is at the wheel and I think he was leading a small Bewick convoy en-route to Cockney land( Jim was a born and bred Londoner)
