rward:
I HAD A LITTLE 81 FOR 3 YEARSE ON CATNIC BRILLIANT TRUCK NEVER EVER LET ME DOWN LOVED IT ROWLY WARD
You have a different opinion to Harry about the 81 Rowly,he hates then and you liked them.But thats what its like,we all have different views and that makes life more interesting.
Cheers Dave.
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
The Scania 81 heading home.hiya,
To the breakers yard i hope, seeing that is enough to drive a fellow to drink i don’t really need an excuse but hey any excuse.
thanks harry long retired.
I will try to ignore it if its at Gaydon Harry,but I might have to get one for Rowly,unless he’s going there himself 
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Cheers Dave.
legion:
Dave the Renegade:
Bulk Feed Service Volvo leaving Oswestry.Fw johnson from whitchurch i must of missed you on the sunday i was there most of the day
regards Phill
I was there most of the day Phill,as you can see from the last few pics it was coming to the end as we left.Not to wory,will catch you another day.
Cheers Dave.
Back to the road scene’s,one of KTH Renault artics heading back for Hereford,seen on the A4111 between Kington and Eardisley.
Dave the Renegade:
rward:
I HAD A LITTLE 81 FOR 3 YEARSE ON CATNIC BRILLIANT TRUCK NEVER EVER LET ME DOWN LOVED IT ROWLY WARDYou have a different opinion to Harry about the 81 Rowly,he hates then and you liked them.But thats what its like,we all have different views and that makes life more interesting.
Cheers Dave.
Hi Dave. Dad always liked his scania 81 as well. He ran it with a tipping trailer at 32 tonnes. had it for 7 years then had a scania 111 but always preferred the 81.
Well Dave I’m planning to go to Gaydon on the Sunday with the Scania 81’s big brother [my 141]. No disrespect to Harry but I’ll never forget the years of good work I had with that 81 in the late 70’s.
Rowland Ward.
rward:
Well Dave I’m planning to go to Gaydon on the Sunday with the Scania 81’s big brother [my 141]. No disrespect to Harry but I’ll never forget the years of good work I had with that 81 in the late 70’s.
Rowland Ward.
Well Merfyn aand Rowly,it looks as if you have Harry outnumbered on the Scania 81,is it your 141 Rowly,if I see it I’ll look out for you as I’m hoping to go on the Sunday,will spot Merfyn,no problem,as we have met a few times at different shows.
Cheers Dave.
PS stupid question Rowly,you just stated it was yours,excuse the ignorance of not reading your post properly. 
Seen these up this way quite a bit lately.seen here on the A4111 Bollingham,near Kington.
A little artic taking a break,on the side of the A4111 at Bollingham,near Kington.
M Ways are potato hauliers I think, Dave.
Muckaway:
M Ways are potato hauliers I think, Dave.
They run a fleet of 100 plus lorries from South Molton in Noth Devon Nathan.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Seen these up this way quite a bit lately.seen here on the A4111 Bollingham,near Kington.
When I was on bulk a few years ago, Way’s were the same as the rest of us they were on general bulk, animal feeds, grain, waste paper, they did hell of a lot of coal to there area as backloads, I’m not sure but I think they had a coal retail business as well as haulage.
rward:
Well Dave I’m planning to go to Gaydon on the Sunday with the Scania 81’s big brother [my 141]. No disrespect to Harry but I’ll never forget the years of good work I had with that 81 in the late 70’s.
Rowland Ward.
hiya,
The motor I drove was the 80 one of the very first and certainly never a 32 tonner, it was a good thing i was a handy lad with the spanners, i had three problems on the first trip the main feed from the lift pump to the pump burst, i repaired this with bits and bobs i bought from a nearby motorcycle shop, later an injector pipe leaked had to tighten this up plus all the retaining clips which had come loose, then to cap it all trying to pick a trailer in Dover a half shaft snapped, drove from Dover to Blackburn on the difflock oh yes it is possible, the fleet engineer thanked me for getting the heap back home the half shaft was found to be faulted (metal fatigue) this was a brand spanking new motor on it’s first trip, i did ask for my old Atki Borderer back after that one, but I didn’t get it so sought pastures new.
thanks harry long retired.
One of poultry feed hauliers C & G Blandford’s artics,seen on the A4111 near Kington,Herefordsire.
A bitumen tanker,seen on the A44 near Kington.
Benson Davies in his Scania six wheeler,see on the A44 Kington bypass.
I’ve heard that Dave has been at Hay festival dressed as Druid,reciting the whole works of shakespeare from memory!! You know "The boy stood on the burning deck his pocket full of crackers!------------.cheers Dennis.
Bewick:
I’ve heard that Dave has been at Hay festival dressed as Druid,reciting the whole works of shakespeare from memory!! You know "The boy stood on the burning deck his pocket full of crackers!------------.cheers Dennis.
One fell down his trousers leg and parayzed his knackers 
.Heard you are there on Friday Dennis,helping Chris Evans out on his breakfast show,reading out the traffic news,instead of Lynn Bowles .
Cheer Dave.
A Volvo FH,seen on the A44 at Monkland near Leominster.
A Scania six wheeler with a lift axle,seen on the A44 at Monkland near Leominster.
