One of Chris Hazel’s Daf artic tippers, seen on the A438 near Staunton on Wye, Herefordshire.
Hi Dave, Wasnt there a Morfa driver in Eardisley , used to park his Atki in the old station yard ? Not sure if i have asked you this before .
Gordon Underhill , with Morfa did alot of MOD work . regards Keith .
kingswinford kit:
Hi Dave, Wasnt there a Morfa driver in Eardisley , used to park his Atki in the old station yard ? Not sure if i have asked you this before .
Gordon Underhill , with Morfa did alot of MOD work . regards Keith .
I did mention Gordon on the South Wales thread Keith. Quite a few drove for Morfa and Entress, also John Evans.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
One of Cargill meats artics, seen on the A438 in Kings Acre Road, Hereford.
Cargill Meats? Seems like only yesterday we’d have been calling it Sun Valley Chicken!
Retired Old ■■■■:
Dave the Renegade:
One of Cargill meats artics, seen on the A438 in Kings Acre Road, Hereford.Cargill Meats? Seems like only yesterday we’d have been calling it Sun Valley Chicken!
Re-branded to Cargill Meats i 2008 by the American owners Casey.
Cheers Dave.
There’s a smart outfit, Dave. I wonder why he went with the tag axle?
Retired Old ■■■■:
There’s a smart outfit, Dave. I wonder why he went with the tag axle?
He sometimes does curtainsider work as well Casey. Don’t know if that makes much difference. I didn’t drive artics, only rigids.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Retired Old ■■■■:
There’s a smart outfit, Dave. I wonder why he went with the tag axle?He sometimes does curtainsider work as well Casey. Don’t know if that makes much difference. I didn’t drive artics, only rigids.
Cheers Dave.
It might be for climbing onto ramped weighbridges, Dave. If the ramp’s wet it’s common to see drivers raise the axle up. Speaking as a humble class 2 driver who still hasn’t got around to doing class 1.