More from Dobbies a seddon atki dustcart . Tony
Whats the thing with the small wheeled second axle ? Tony
more from dobbies
Tony
mercman123:
Thanks for that Dave . What is the maximum speed for them I think the JCB Fastback is faster . Tony
Courtesy of the Farmers Weekly.
Most tractors on the market now have a 40kph or 50kph top speed, somewhat more than the 32kph (20mph) legal limit for most tractors on public roads. A small number of tractors such as the JCB Fastrac and Mercedes Unimog have the braking, suspension and other special requirements to qualify for the “fast” tractor classification with its 64kph (40mph) speed limit.
A Volvo FM artic,seen coming off the A49 onto the A44 by the OK Diner,Leominster.
Dave the Renegade:
mercman123:
Thanks for that Dave . What is the maximum speed for them I think the JCB Fastback is faster . TonyCourtesy of the Farmers Weekly.
Most tractors on the market now have a 40k or 50kph top speed, somewhat more than the 32kph (20mph) legal limit for most tractors on public roads. A small number of tractors such as the JCB Fastrac and Mercedes Unimog have the braking, suspension and other special requirements to qualify for the “fast” tractor classification with its 64kph (40mph) speed limit.
Thanks Dave you have a mind of information . Tony
mercman123:
Dave the Renegade:
mercman123:
Thanks for that Dave . What is the maximum speed for them I think the JCB Fastback is faster . TonyCourtesy of the Farmers Weekly.
Most tractors on the market now have a 40k or 50kph top speed, somewhat more than the 32kph (20mph) legal limit for most tractors on public roads. A small number of tractors such as the JCB Fastrac and Mercedes Unimog have the braking, suspension and other special requirements to qualify for the “fast” tractor classification with its 64kph (40mph) speed limit.Thanks Dave you have a mind of information . Tony
Most of it useless information Tony. 
Cheers Dave.
One of Llandovery haulier Berkely Price artics,seen at the OK Diner roundabout,coming onto the A44.
Is he connected to Hywel ?
Not a lorry.A Landrover Defender ex army rocket launcher which has been rebuilt by one man in Herefordsshire.
All he needs now is two launchers to complete the rebuild.
Stone & Aggregate merchant Radbournes of Hereford M A N six wheeler,seen on the A49 near Hereford.
Dave the Renegade:
One of Llandovery haulier Berkely Price artics,seen at the OK Diner roundabout,coming onto the A44.
Is he connected to Hywel ?
Hi Dave, – You are not right this time, - Berkley is not related to me. – not the same Price.
Berkley is a border man, like Stan Archer and yourself. I wll let you know where he is exactly from.
He came down our way, following his father to farm in the late 60s – same as Archer did.
regards - Hywel.
Price:
Dave the Renegade:
One of Llandovery haulier Berkely Price artics,seen at the OK Diner roundabout,coming onto the A44.
Is he connected to Hywel ?Hi Dave, – You are not right this time, - Birkley is not related to me. – not the same Price.
Birkley is a border man, like Stan Archer and yourself. I wll let you know where he is exactly from.
He came down our way, following his father to farm in the late 60s – same as Archer did.
regards - Hywel.
Hi Hywel,
Just a thought,but I didn’t know he was from this way.Used to see his bulk blowers coming to Countrywide’s mill at Preseigne.But that is closed now. I see he has moved into timber haulage.There was a red Volvo FH following the Scania with a timber trailer which is hidden by the Scania in this pic…
Cheers Dave.
big mistake, see next post
Took this from the passenger seat on the A49
truckfing:
Took this from the passenger seat on the A49
Nice one David.We don’t see many of theirs up this way these days.
Cheers Dave.
One of Herefordshire haulier V E Morgan’s Scania artics,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.
Rebel on a break,Tony Roberts,taking a break on the side of the A49,Leominster bypass.
Terry Bird in M K Morgan Scania,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.
An 8X2 lift axle Scania bulk blower,seen on the A49 at Marlbrook near Leominster.
Hi all some more from Dobbies Island . Mind as well tell you all in Dobbies its buy one meal breakfast free It works out as £3 per person . Thats a choise of 6 items, free toast and either a cup of tea or coffee or coke. You have to have it before 11 am. Sunday they don’t open till 10-30 so you only have a 30 mins to get it. Tony
