Here’s me thinking they still cut corn down your way with a scythe !!! Anyway how do you think one of these crawlers would have pulled you and your spreader up some of them “Wall of death hills” when you were on the lime ! Cheers Dennis.
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Dennis,we use bigger things than them to mould the Tater’s,here’s one we use to level the lawn. 
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Here’s me thinking they still cut corn down your way with a scythe !!! Anyway how do you think one of these crawlers would have pulled you and your spreader up some of them “Wall of death hills” when you were on the lime ! Cheers Dennis.
Dennis,we use bigger things than them to mould the Tater’s,here’s one we use to level the lawn.
Cheers Dave.
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At least the low loader is coupled to a Scania !! Dennis.
Bewick:
Dave the Renegade:
Here’s me thinking they still cut corn down your way with a scythe !!! Anyway how do you think one of these crawlers would have pulled you and your spreader up some of them “Wall of death hills” when you were on the lime ! Cheers Dennis.Dennis,we use bigger things than them to mould the Tater’s,here’s one we use to level the lawn.
Cheers Dave.
At least the low loader is coupled to a Scania !! Dennis.
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True on Les Good’s moter,yours is coupled to a Scania as well is it Dennis.
Cheers Dave.
Another repeat. John Williams 4000 series Foden,taken in the 90’s.
Hi Dave, yes remember well, tipping up the Gummy,biggest shame was loosing the old Presteigne cockpit,heres a question Dave,can you remember where the cockpit was ?
andrew brick:
Hi Dave, yes remember well, tipping up the Gummy,biggest shame was loosing the old Presteigne cockpit,heres a question Dave,can you remember where the cockpit was ?
Hi Andrew,
Got me on that one,can’t remeber anything about a ■■■■ pit at Presteignebut if its anything to do with the school I wouldn’t know. I went to Knighton.Got anymore of those nice pics, I remember the Dodge Kew and some of the older one’s driven by your Dad and Arthur.
Cheers Dave.
Here’s one for Andrew Brick.
Where is this Merc parked,it’s one of Dale Bothers Ltd of Telford,answers on a postcard to…
is it on a grass verge dave
Alick Archer & Sons,two of their Scania’s pictured in the yard at Leintwardine.
Is it on the Brecon road just out of Letton
R500NUT:
Is it on the Brecon road just out of Letton
Sorry R500 and Graham,will tell you after Andrew has had a go,he’s been setting me questions,so got to test him.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Here’s one for Andrew Brick.
Where is this Merc parked,it’s one of Dale Bothers Ltd of Telford,answers on a postcard to…
Dave the Renegade:
Alick Archer & Sons,two of their Scania’s pictured in the yard at Leintwardine.
the Xreg scania is ex lindley hall farms
143topline:
Dave the Renegade:
Alick Archer & Sons,two of their Scania’s pictured in the yard at Leintwardine.
the Xreg scania is ex lindley hall farms
Where are they from 143 
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Here’s one for Andrew Brick.
Where is this Merc parked,it’s one of Dale Bothers Ltd of Telford,answers on a postcard to…
It’s just before Brampton Bryan ( Knighton side) with Bucknell Wood in the background
Hi Dave yeh recon it is on the A4113 just before Chris Tranters, 1st thought was that it was on top of Spring Hill,by the Obley turn, but would have tested the driver over Clun Bridge 
,had it been I would put money on him whishing that he wouldnt have to go over it again,
But my money is on Brampton Bryan.
rergards Andrew.
the dayswhen Scania man was more of a Volvo man 
Dave the Renegade:
143topline:
Dave the Renegade:
Alick Archer & Sons,two of their Scania’s pictured in the yard at Leintwardine.
the Xreg scania is ex lindley hall farms
Where are they from 143
Cheers Dave.
HI DAVE
lindley hall farms are from nuneaton i believe. took a photo of the x reg scania with 4 deck livestock trailer at ludlow mart. they now run at least 5 scanias on livestock including 2 620.s
john
andrew brick:
Hi Andrew, Is that Rhys Jones’ first lorry?
Hi atkidave, no Rhys`s first motor was a S reg Volvo F10, remember that it was SAL…S, it was a white unit with a blue stripe, think she had what Volvo called the “E” engine, about 250bhp, I remember that it was a big change in power when he had the F12, she was a ex heavy haulage unit, 385 bhp and hub reduction axle,would climb the side of a house,but was a bit heavy.Brian Kitchen had a 142 V8 which Brian had played with, so gave big power,but I wouldnt like to put money on which motor pulled the best.
best regards Andrew.