Beamish heavy transport

Is this a Beamish truck a couple of years ago (maybe an early Volvo of Rex?)

Later the same day I snapped him out picking up one of the new light weight 30 tonners!

d23j wrote: Later the same day I snapped him out picking up one of the new light weight 30 tonners!

He's hoon look at him got it sideways around the corner

that's a bit harsh, but possibly true.
Dave

I didn't know our friend Swishy was old enough to have been around when the latest heavy haulage vehicles were solid tyred tray trucks!

It just goes to show that you learn something every day!

I didn't know our friend Swishy was old enough to have been around when the latest heavy haulage vehicles were solid tyred tray trucks!

It just goes to show that you learn something every day!
He invented Tyres with he talks that much hot air ( Bull $hit) :whistle: :sick:

Just finishing a 3 week trip a little bit north of Melbourne and got this load this morning and would like to know if this is the way Beamish heavy transport would do it!

Gr8 Pic Lang
Keep m Cummin

Andy U got a better pic of them thar pix ........... they cood look interestin

Cogz M80 yup probly tru

Do n it Grampz way
LOL

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U need large gonadz to load on a tray truck

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JCB JS200 Xcav8R = 20ton


Push Shuv grunt n groan Gramps loaded this with a winch crowbar or 2 n heap of timber


Morry M80
Hang around here long enuff n U could/would/should learn sumthing :lol:

SLoon Car Browny

RE: The Bullsh

in my defense u're honor ...... the Bullsh hazta start sumwhere



cya
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Swishy, it is hard to get up to speed on the local phone and driving rules. Not use to texting and any other things that modern phones can do and driving so you have to let me off for photo quality. I will start a new thread.

I don't call it Bullsh, I call it "Male Bovine Excreta" HaHa.