A couple of vehicles,seen in a layby on the A465 near Pontrilas,Herefordshire.
A Symphony Kitchen’s Mercedes artic,seen on the A465 near Pontrilas,Herefordshire.
A Daf timber wagon,seen in Abergavenny.
A small M A N skip lorry,seen on the A465 near Abergavenny.
One of Pontrilas artics,seen on the A465 at Wormbridge,Herefordshire.
A mercedes artic tanker,seen on the A465 at Monnow bridge near Pontrilas.
A small Iveco curtainsider,seen on the A465 at the Monnow bridge near Pontrilas.
A Mercedes artic,seen on the A465 at Llanfihangel Crocorney,Momouthshire.
One of feed haulier C & G Blandford’s artics,seen on the A465 near Hereford heading back to the Tram Inn mill at Allensmore.
One of Mick Gwynn’s feed artics,seen on the Asda Island A49-A465 at Hereford.
Dave the Renegade:
A small Iveco curtainsider,seen on the A465 at the Monnow bridge near Pontrilas.
hiya,
Now there you go Dave you’ve found summat I could just about get in and out of, might need a shoehorn though, ah but does it it have a tacho ■■, I’m not turning out if I can’t use logsheets.
thanks harry long retired.
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
A small Iveco curtainsider,seen on the A465 at the Monnow bridge near Pontrilas.hiya,
Now there you go Dave you’ve found summat I could just about get in and out of, might need a shoehorn though, ah but does it it have a tacho ■■, I’m not turning out if I can’t use logsheets.
thanks harry long retired.
Hi Harry,
I’m afraid its no good for you as it does have a tacho.All the smaller lorries have them.This is the reqirements.
Tachograph legislation is covered by 3 different types of rules; E.C. Rules, U.K. Domestic Rules, and AETR Rules.
EC Rules apply to drivers of most goods vehicles where the MGW Maximum Gross Weight) of the vehicle, including any trailer or semi-trailer, exceeds 3.5 tonnes between the UK and other EC countries.
You could get a Landrover and stockbox which tou would be OK,but something tells me that you wouldn’t be keen on that 
.
Cheers Dave.
One of Bartrums artic bulk tippers,seen on the A438 at the lights by Steels Westgate,Hereford.
One of Mike Brookes Transport Volvo FFH’s,seen on the A438 at Swainshill,Herefordshire.
Dave the Renegade:
One of Mike Brookes Transport Volvo FFH’s,seen on the A438 at Swainshill,Herefordshire.
now i might be wrong,and i aint 100% but ,i think this used to belong to bakers (containers)oldbury,and before that might have belonged to stobarts !!!please forgive me if i am wrong 
Hi Back in 1959/60 we got an Albion Reiver reg SNY 476 and Iam trying to findout who had it before it came to us at Crow/s Transport at Gateshead, we bought it from Cawthorn’s the albion dealers , i have always wundered as it had 6speed gearbox which was state of the art at that time Regards crowbar 
crowbar:
Hi Back in 1959/60 we got an Albion Reiver reg SNY 476 and Iam trying to findout who had it before it came to us at Crow/s Transport at Gateshead, we bought it from Cawthorn’s the albion dealers , i have always wundered as it had 6speed gearbox which was state of the art at that time Regards crowbar
Hi crowbar,
That’s a Swansea number as far as I know.I will copy and paste your query to the South Wales thread,some of those members may know.
Cheers Dave.
Another of the Mike Brookes Transport fleet,seen on the A438 near Staunton on Wye,Herefordshire.
Dave the Renegade:
A mercedes artic tanker,seen on the A465 at Monnow bridge near Pontrilas.
Hello Dave, this is an Imperial Tankers Merc pulling what I think is trailer number 859/370 probably loaded with Sulphuric Acid out of Runcorn heading to Llannelli. I can’t make out the reg, so I don’t who the pilot is. (my last job for 10 years, before early retiring). Now back on the road part-time!! Good thread you have here, keep it up, regards, Mizzo.
mizzo:
Dave the Renegade:
A mercedes artic tanker,seen on the A465 at Monnow bridge near Pontrilas.Hello Dave, this is an Imperial Tankers Merc pulling what I think is trailer number 859/370 probably loaded with Sulphuric Acid out of Runcorn heading to Llannelli. I can’t make out the reg, so I don’t who the pilot is. (my last job for 10 years, before early retiring). Now back on the road part-time!! Good thread you have here, keep it up, regards, Mizzo.
Thanks for that Mizzo,its always interesting to know what part of the country the various vehicles are from.
Cheers Dave.