dri-diddly-iver:
d4c24a:
Don,t see many stuck under low bridges or width restrictions like so many of the " professional" driversGoogle it, you may be surprised
Err no i won’t be 
youtube.com/watch?v=q4x9cHTExn0
youtube.com/watch?v=OEpolEOxsv0
google.co.uk/search?
wisbechstandard.co.uk/news/t … _1_4331713
Considering there are thousands more lorry drivers on the road doing essential journey legally, tractor drivers are nearly as bad as cyclists
The fine wasn’t enough, should have been more for the ignorant livestock botherer.
Ban them all from the roads, especially the 66.
I pray each and every one of them deficates a hedgehog every day.
A.
dri-diddly-iver:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4x9cHTExn0
youtube.com/watch?v=OEpolEOxsv0
google.co.uk/search?
wisbechstandard.co.uk/news/t … _1_4331713
Considering there are thousands more lorry drivers on the road doing essential journey legally, tractor drivers are nearly as bad as cyclists
Whilst not taking a tractor drivers side, that first clip is East European, or Russian.
The second clip is Holland, and a bit of a non event. Car driver a bit fast for the road surface, tractor already started his manoeuvre as car comes around corner.
Third one is a Google page??
Fourth one is a Lincolnshire farm boy. Well done. You found one British tractor driver being a twerp.
How about when you are following a funeral procession going to the church or crematorium and you get to a dual carriageway doesn’t anyone else feel guilty of passing all the sobbing people and those who are heartbroken in the lead car in your 44 ton beast? Even worse if it’s a Scanny V8 with twin stackers on the back roaring past them all.
the nodding donkey:
Well done. You found one British tractor driver being a twerp.
It was done a little hasty but thanks for the compliment, well written and put across quite clear - much improvement of
Thank you please 
I’m impressed
dri-diddly-iver:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4x9cHTExn0
youtube.com/watch?v=OEpolEOxsv0
google.co.uk/search?
wisbechstandard.co.uk/news/t … _1_4331713
Considering there are thousands more lorry drivers on the road doing essential journey legally, tractor drivers are nearly as bad as cyclists
google.co.uk/?gws_rd=cr&ei= … der+bridge
only needs one link 
dri-diddly-iver:
the nodding donkey:
Well done. You found one British tractor driver being a twerp.It was done a little hasty but thanks for the compliment, well written and put across quite clear - much improvement of
Thank you please
I’m impressed
Thank you please.
d4c24a:
dri-diddly-iver:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4x9cHTExn0
youtube.com/watch?v=OEpolEOxsv0
google.co.uk/search?
wisbechstandard.co.uk/news/t … _1_4331713
Considering there are thousands more lorry drivers on the road doing essential journey legally, tractor drivers are nearly as bad as cyclistsgoogle.co.uk/?gws_rd=cr&ei= … der+bridge
only needs one link
You’re right 
H
the nodding donkey:
d4c24a:
dri-diddly-iver:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4x9cHTExn0
youtube.com/watch?v=OEpolEOxsv0
google.co.uk/search?
wisbechstandard.co.uk/news/t … _1_4331713
Considering there are thousands more lorry drivers on the road doing essential journey legally, tractor drivers are nearly as bad as cyclistsgoogle.co.uk/?gws_rd=cr&ei= … der+bridge
only needs one link
You’re right
Of the couple of pictures that are in the UK a nice one of a wrecker that was local
If a tractor driver and truck driver swapped jobs, with neither having previously had ago at the other, the tractor driver will be far better at trucking than the trucker will be a tractoring
Muckaway:
d4c24a:
Most car drivers have lost the ability to perform overtaking maneuvers these days , and just sit right up your arse insteadThis. If I drove our 3cx on the footpath people would still sit behind me.
So in your 3cx your even SLOWER than most modern tractors i reckon so your just as bad
Though i can remember being in a digger roading back home with my dad and he did overtake some poxy council tractor haa ha!
In all seriousness though tractors do need to go on the road, probably just this lad never bothered being very observant. Probably pay more attention in the future now though eh!
MrH:
I got caught behind a tractor yesterday, all the way through Taunton town centre to Norton Fitzwarren ( where I was uplifting) and still the muppet hadn’t pulled over once despite the huge queue behind him, todays prize muppet was the fat white van driver towing a flatbed trailer in Lancaster services who drove right up to Greggs and parked in two disabled spaces whilst he went in to get his sausage rolls and donuts, he even had his 17-18 year old assistant waiting in the van who could have been sent to do the purchase from a decent ■■■■■■■■■■■■, fat [zb] seem surprised when I told him what a fat lazy c and a selfish disgrace to humanity he was, old lady who overheard agreed with me though
I was the Fat driver of the white van at Lancaster service mate, you certainly know
how to hurt a persons feelings, I was in a rush thought greggs may have sold out,
my assistant was brewing up so I popped over to greggs, do you know the weight
of 20 donuts 6 pies 8 sausage rolls plus my mates food
I would have had a do with you for shouting at me
But don’t like fighting so soon after eating
RB84:
Muckaway:
d4c24a:
Most car drivers have lost the ability to perform overtaking maneuvers these days , and just sit right up your arse insteadThis. If I drove our 3cx on the footpath people would still sit behind me.
So in your 3cx your even SLOWER than most modern tractors i reckon so your just as bad
Though i can remember being in a digger roading back home with my dad and he did overtake some poxy council tractor haa.
Get 'em into top gear they do shift (for a JCB). I remember seeing the old 3Cs bimbling along the road with the driver cooking in the greenhouse cab (with the sliding door 
). I like to see a classic JCB at work, just not infront of me.
Haa ha yeah them old 3c’s were a fair old lump as well compared to the modern ones so would need a lot of patience getting stuck behind one
RB84:
Haa ha yeah them old 3c’s were a fair old lump as well compared to the modern ones so would need a lot of patience getting stuck behind one
My latest (65) plate , does 29/30 on the flat , when its not broke down
d4c24a:
RB84:
Haa ha yeah them old 3c’s were a fair old lump as well compared to the modern ones so would need a lot of patience getting stuck behind oneMy latest (65) plate , does 29/30 on the flat , when its not broke down
JCBs fitters have so much confidence in their products. So much so they recommended my boss overhaul our 14 year old JS130 rather than buy a new or nearly new one.
Muckaway:
d4c24a:
RB84:
Haa ha yeah them old 3c’s were a fair old lump as well compared to the modern ones so would need a lot of patience getting stuck behind oneMy latest (65) plate , does 29/30 on the flat , when its not broke down
JCBs fitters have so much confidence in their products. So much so they recommended my boss overhaul our 14 year old JS130 rather than buy a new or nearly new one.
A JCB broken down surely not 
I find it quite funny that they do a range of machines called Watemaster’s but most of their fitters seem to hate going anywhere near a waste site
When I trained at the CITB college, I got my backhoe loader ticket by pretty much avoiding JCBs. I always opted for Cat and Case. Mostly because I hate the X pattern levers JCB insist on using. Happy to say I’ve now gotten used to them.