Farm trucks

Nothing better the an AL/AR160 series Inters (but then I may be a tad biased). Mine was a grain truck in the Wimmera

Eeee n Oz
GuddayM8

RE: Whats the first job under your name for

Well tiz like this
I'm stihl on me 1st job from skool
they gave me the DCM but eye alwaze sho up
I'm gunna keep do n it till i get it right
LOL

Cya

[ch9786]

Swishy

No you are now fully edumicated and have now started working.

The rest of us are still trying to get all our licences so we can go to work on our first job.

Hey Swishy ,Do us other road users have to suffer while your still trying to learn to get it right Mate just enquiring mind wondering .ian

Guyz Guyz Guyz

Az ewe no
n eye no
It aint easy try n 2 please everybody
specially those other Rd users
they want all the Rd
n leave me nun
n the bit of Rd i'm on every body wants it also
It aint easy get n wun of them lie senses
I must gone thru 50 weeties pkts B 4 eye got me U Bute trucky liecence

LOL

Cya

[ch9786]

im no bedy expert but as far as my memory goes the detroits were fitted aftermarket ..many were used in beer trucks i can remember a few around sydney 20+ years ago .. i dont even think they made many turbo 500ci donks

Ha...now that takes me back, even here over on the left coast a Brewery, and this is in the days before boutique beers, used the same trucks. How do I remember, and this is going further back than 20+ years, lets try 40 years, I was a paper boy (remember them) right outside a pub selling the 'Daily News' and the Beddy's would come and offload the kegs down into the cellar.

Used to think 'wow look at that truck'...gee the shear innocence of a paper boy

Hello all, Have been helping son Ian get ready for this harvest, looks like it will have a bit to do. 1985 W924, 3406 Cat motor 120 ton rated.
Was repossessed after 3 years with Road Trains of Australia then purchasd by local carrier on sheep, grain and fertiliser 'til about 2003, a farm neighbour had it until he bought a new 8 wheel Kenworth three years ago, and to date has been a good worker for Ian.

Here`s a couple from the other side David, Taken out at my cousins place at Bungunya,west of Goondiwindi,which is in Queensland,but not far from the N.S.W border.They where only carting to the Silo`s on the property,on some of the other places out there they must do what you do and load directly into a Road Train.

looks like fun Biggy

Yeh Monty,some people think your a bit strange to take a bit of time off to work somewhere else,but it`s a bit of good fun.I was only out there for a few days.