pete smith:
Dave the Renegade:
pete smith:
A couple of Proctor’s found on webI have a pic of the BRS one Pete,but not seen the Smiths before.
Cheers Dave.Hundred House is on A442 just before island at Sutton Maddock, Apley estates behind it so they may have been working out of there?
glad to hear your getting better Dave.
A car transporter meets a council wagon on the A44 in Mid Wales.
Dave the Renegade:
A car transporter meets a council wagon on the A44 in Mid Wales.
Looks like the puddle jumpers gone into panic mode. 
Dave the Renegade:
pete smith:
A couple of Proctor’s found on webI have a pic of the BRS one Pete,but not seen the Smiths before.
Cheers Dave.
Hi Dave and Pete , some of those Proctors were built by Prails in Hereford , and BRS had quite a few , as did Morgan and Friend , regards Keith
pete smith:
A couple of Proctor’s found on web
I can remember those Proctors from BRS Western , but can anyone give the spec of them .was the engine a Meadows by any chance?
toshboy:
pete smith:
A couple of Proctor’s found on webI can remember those Proctors from BRS Western , but can anyone give the spec of them .was the engine a Meadows by any chance?
I think they had Perkins P6 and 5 speed Moss gearboxes
My good friend Graham sent me these pics of his new Scania with a Hitachi machine he moved, which was featured in a national magazine called
Heavy Torque. I will let Graham fill in the details.
Graham supervising the loading etc…
Graham and his ■■■■■■ driver,another of Walters Group heavy haulage drivers.
Taking a break enroute.
Driving through the downpour.
A big motor with a big load.
Back end in the rain.
Arriving on site.
Certainly ranks as a big load.
Graham Hillman, Walters Group senior heavy haulage driver. Heavy Torque Magazine description of Graham, who would be to modest to say that.
Thanks for the magazine and pics Graham.
Cheers Dave.
Hiya,
It’s nice to see Graham’s postings, always welcome, and heavy haulage at it’s best,
with the gear for the job and not a job that you can just stick anyone on a great
deal of experience needed for that type of work only achievable by being hands
on and many many hours of doing and working with the more experienced lads.
just thinking what’s become of another of our heavy haulage chums namely our
“Dessert Driver” it’s ages since we’ve heard from him, unless I’ve missed his posts.
thanks harry, long retired.
altitude:
Dave the Renegade:
A car transporter meets a council wagon on the A44 in Mid Wales.Looks like the puddle jumpers gone into panic mode.
If they’re like the Oxfordshire Highways lot, they’ve probably stopped to look for the daftest place to setup traffic lights.
harry_gill:
Hiya,
It’s nice to see Graham’s postings, always welcome, and heavy haulage at it’s best,
with the gear for the job and not a job that you can just stick anyone on a great
deal of experience needed for that type of work only achievable by being hands
on and many many hours of doing and working with the more experienced lads.
just thinking what’s become of another of our heavy haulage chums namely our
“Dessert Driver” it’s ages since we’ve heard from him, unless I’ve missed his posts.
thanks harry, long retired.
I do see Keith on the forum Harry, he must be taking a look. I think that last time he posted, he said that he is on the spanners more than behind the wheel these days.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
harry_gill:
Hiya,
It’s nice to see Graham’s postings, always welcome, and heavy haulage at it’s best,
with the gear for the job and not a job that you can just stick anyone on a great
deal of experience needed for that type of work only achievable by being hands
on and many many hours of doing and working with the more experienced lads.
just thinking what’s become of another of our heavy haulage chums namely our
“Dessert Driver” it’s ages since we’ve heard from him, unless I’ve missed his posts.
thanks harry, long retired.I do see Keith on the forum Harry, he must be taking a look. I think that last time he posted, he said that he is on the spanners more than behind the wheel these days.
Cheers Dave.
Hi Boys
Don’t worry boys, I’m watching you 
Regards Keith