Quite a few all done by our 18 ton gross lorry's as tight access from lanefew loads of stone in there Stu ?![]()
What lorry you gotQuite a few all done by our 18 ton gross lorry's as tight access from lane
Half a load of 2-4 inch clean recycled concrete to finish off Monday then type one to top off after rolling stone down first
They are both oldWhat lorry you got
It's a good 10 to 12 inch deep and ground is good don't tend to use it much unless asked for or spec'ed or just taking turf off and building temp road way with type 1No terram under it Stuart? Not deemed worth it? Or does the ground generally hold up well where you are? Genuine question, not trying to catch you out, just wondered
Good old wagons. As you say erf sold out to man, I can remember the full story on erf but always say to see a long standing firm go by the waysideThey are both old
One is a w reg ERF and carries 11.750
And other is 53 reg MAN similar to the ERF in looks as MAN bought out ERF and that carries 11.700
Bit of an old line up as 2 of those man 6 wheelers are goneGood old wagons. As you say erf sold out to man, I can remember the full story on erf but always say to see a long standing firm go by the wayside
Nice to see that a few old ones keep going out and doing a days work.Bit of an old line up as 2 of those man 6 wheelers are gone
But still have the rest plus a Scania xt 8 wheeler
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Yeah built the body ourselvesNice to see that a few old ones keep going out and doing a days work.
Is that daf a beavertail?
that's a cruiser/scammel cab on that isn't it ... Assume it's Leyland/Daf ... comfy old cab for its day ... had a 32t Cruiser tractor as a recovery unit with 5t weight box/block on the 5th wheel .... would tow 42t no sweat
Yeah and suffer rot lower back corners and bottom door sillsthat's a cruiser/scammel cab on that isn't it ... Assume it's Leyland/Daf ... comfy old cab for its day ... had a 32t Cruiser tractor as a recovery unit with 5t weight box/block on the 5th wheel .... would tow 42t no sweat![]()
can I take it type 1 is good ol' 3/4" to dust?Got the type 1 (803) down and rolled today so road finished just got the tidy up of the soil to do tomorrow did some today
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one on FB MP ATM in a sorry state ... would make a lovely pick up if you could find a decent one.....yet again ... bitterly regret parting with mine, especially for what i had for itYeah and suffer rot lower back corners and bottom door sills
Type1 is usually 40mm to dustcan I take it type 1 is good ol' 3/4" to dust?..... wiv plen'y o' dust???
Type 1 is bigger 40-50mm downcan I take it type 1 is good ol' 3/4" to dust?..... wiv plen'y o' dust???
must be a hell of a lot of dust with that lot Stu, to get that sort of finishType 1 is bigger 40-50mm down