Old trucks you see working.

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5 years 3 months ago - 5 years 3 months ago #203280 by dno

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Spotted the battleship grey fleet out enjoying some country fresh air today.

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5 years 3 months ago #203281 by Swishy

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Sprung

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cart n the pontoons for a sand pump dredge

Back again tomorrow till the jobs dun ( conveyor Staker )

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5 years 3 months ago #203283 by dno

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:silly:

Wasn't quick enough to snap the mack, with the stockpiler.

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5 years 3 months ago #203284 by cobbadog

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In pic 203280 it has an interesting place for tailights and number plate. Never seen them up on the cab before.

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5 years 3 months ago #203288 by bparo

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cobbadog wrote: In pic 203280 it has an interesting place for tailights and number plate. Never seen them up on the cab before.

If you look there's no rear bumper or guards on the rear drive to put them on. My guess is running on an exemption so he can winch the folding gooseneck trailers up.

Having lived through a pandemic I now understand all the painting of fat people on couches!

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5 years 3 months ago #203290 by Swishy

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Cobba M80
we would never hack into the cab to mount lights
the lights n # plate R mounted on a lump of angle iron suported from a frame on the winch frame
we did try hang n lights off the back of chassis but they were nevr praticle @ least up hi they can B seen tow n trailer MT
Bruceman is right
we can't run rear drive guards and keep the top deck height if we have rear guards on drive
also we have in writing th@ sez we can run without trailer rear guards as the trailers are designed to cart hi loads Low as possable
Yes we only have the mudflaps hang n on rear bumper

To save the customer a xspensive crane bill
the ponttons were loaded with a crane
and slid off on the folding gooseneck with an X cav8R