altitude:
Dave the Renegade:
Looks like LNT which is Shropshire or LMT John. Pic gets a bit distorted when magnified .
Cheers Dave.It won’t be ex Smiths then Dave, Smiths didn’t have the red grill, but could have been painted after, there were a few running about, and the new owners always seemed to keep them in the Smiths colours.
We only saw it a couple of weeks ago John,but have seen it before.
Cheers Dave.
More sawn timber for Neil.
A470/A44 split at Llangurig, Mid Wales.
Neil Richards stood with one of the artics he drove.
Dave the Renegade:
Neil Richards stood with one of the artics he drove.
Hello Dave wouldthat be a load from Western softwoods Rhayader ? i can remember A L Jones from Corwen taking timber to them , thank you Trevor .
tastrucker:
Dave the Renegade:
Neil Richards stood with one of the artics he drove.Hello Dave wouldthat be a load from Western softwoods Rhayader ? i can remember A L Jones from Corwen taking timber to them , thank you Trevor .
Quite right Trevor, the BSW Mill near Newbridge on Wye. Graham Middleton was based about 3 miles from the mill.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
tastrucker:
Dave the Renegade:
Neil Richards stood with one of the artics he drove.Hello Dave wouldthat be a load from Western softwoods Rhayader ? i can remember A L Jones from Corwen taking timber to them , thank you Trevor .
Quite right Trevor, the BSW Mill near Newbridge on Wye. Graham Middleton was based about 3 miles from the mill.
Cheers Dave.
Thank you dave , lovely old pctures .thank you Trevor
Neil with the Atki again.
Seen on the A44 near Llangurig, Mid Wales.
A load from the woods.
Bedford KM loaded by Neil Richards.
Dave the Renegade:
The driver must be out of the cab taking a photo.
I guess this motor is long since gone, Dave?
240 Gardner:
Dave the Renegade:
The driver must be out of the cab taking a photo.I guess this motor is long since gone, Dave?
Yes 240, Graham packed the lorries in quite a few years ago,possibly over 20. I think he organised work for others before retiring. I will ask Neil Richards what happened to the lorries.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Bedford KM loaded by Neil Richards.
Hiya,
Dave I’m afraid I can’t give him brownie points for that abortion of an attempt
at sheeting, defo something to be ashamed of.
thanks harry,long retired.
Dave the Renegade:
240 Gardner:
Dave the Renegade:
The driver must be out of the cab taking a photo.I guess this motor is long since gone, Dave?
Yes 240, Graham packed the lorries in quite a few years ago,possibly over 20. I think he organised work for others before retiring. I will ask Neil Richards what happened to the lorries.
Cheers Dave.
Just asked Neil about the lorry 240. He said it ended up at Jeff Wrays yard at Llantrisant where it was broke up.
Cheers Dave.
All that timber roped on,no chains, no straps,bet it never moved?well done that man.
Health and safety and visa have a duck fit? Notice also,no hiviz,no hard hat, appears no gloves.
Great picture of how it use to be done,
Neil Richards with another load to take from Knills Commercials.
A couple of drivers taking a break by the A44 near Llangurig, Mid Wales.
Another that Neil Richards drove.
Neil Richards Volvo from the front.
