What pressure is the emergency red brake line

[RickOJones]

@robroy

Here’s another then

Year talk of the above; now its really in plain sight of what is going on

[RickOJones]

@robroy

I’ve done some research there are 4 consultants around who may be able to help with all this.

You keep watching little videos like that matey; just keep watching the show, peeping the curtains and having a good old $ at the lad who are working hard out side in the rain and cold to fix your unit so you can be back on the road and out of that $ hole that you have been parked up in all weekend with no water, electric, heating or sewage

[RickOJones]

@cooper1203

cant be bothered to find the original post but how does one get rid of a trailer they no longer want and cant be legally taken on the road. is there companies that will come and collect them?

Yes there are! but you no need to concern your self with that for now

[RickOJones]

@cav551

A responsible operator wouldn’t be tricked into giving advice to someone he couldn’t trust to understand what he was being told,

So its like that time again mattey? Childish little not telling ner ner stories because of some deemed up idea not to help coz cant help coz dont realy know enough to help

[star_down_under]

This RickOJones is just a low IQ, wind up merchant, just ignore the clown.

[md1987]

RickO can I please have the number for your dealer!

[md1987]

There was one not long back in one of the A50 laybys towards Uttoxeter. Had the wheels off one side and the drums pulled. Was there a good while lol

[edd1974]

Tyres these days have a date of manufacture printed on the tyre wall.
After a set time (think it’s 10 years)they have to be replaced even if they have legal tread left.

All because few years back a coach had a accident caused by tyres.
The tyres were legal but that old they just failed or what ever.

[franglais]

Almost correct. That applies to steer axle tyres only.

Tyre age restrictions for goods vehicles, buses, coaches and minibuses

Tyres deteriorate with age as well as wear and tear.

The date of manufacture is given in a 4 digit code first two figures are the week, second two the year. Tyres made today would be marked 3625. Anything similar to ■■15 is about the end of life.

[robroy]

@star_down_under

This RickOJones is just a low IQ, wind up merchant, just ignore the clown.

Is that what it is?

Just had 3 posts adressed to me by this guy.
Sorry but can anybody interpret them for me?

And why does he keeps mentioning US dollars.
It’s like some kind of weird code.
But at least he’s stopped calling me Mattty.

(I get the jist btw he aint happy.)

So much bitterness…it would have been far easier if he had just told me to go and ■■■■ myself…at least then I would have known exactly wtf he was slavering about.

[cav551]

Thick ain’t in it, hic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itbk-MIsNNo

[cav551]

@RickOJones

What I wanted to hear is actully facts and not childish dribble dream up in some work canteen/ drivers weighting room or even bar of a truck stop

Your talks on sell by dates have very little validity indeed!

What a div. ‘You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink.’