strange trucks you see.....

Well Andy this has nothing to do with strange trucks
but the some peoples may say they r strange trucks and the drivers r just as bad

but yes the V factor is the fact that its a Volvo well thats how the mechanic described it
But I put it down to them wanting a good xmas party cause ill be contributing 5 gran towards it:'( :'( maybe they will invite me to it

Pete

Bugger. Sounds like your truck is invited to the party at least.

This morning i'm traveling up Dudley st Melb i see a trailer being towed by isuzu but mould into the tray section is a fork lift and you sit on the tray and operated the fork.

The front wheels of the truck become the rear turning wheels of the fork and the dauls are the front of the fork so i suppose he drops the trailer and unloads with the truckfork.

Truck did come from Tassie . Dave

Dedlee
GuddayM8


U wanna run th@ past me again
the verbal picture U paint
leaves a lot to B desired

When U seen said beast
Twaz it B 4 or after the Pub counter lunch

LOL
enquirin minds need to no..... U no

cya
[ch9787]

spose it couldn't possibly look like thiz?
in a ruff sort of a fashion

Maybe this one would look as good with shiney wheels
Yet another piece of quality equipment from the thongs and shorts state.

spose it couldn't possibly look like thiz?
in a ruff sort of a fashion

The fastest forklift in the world!

Sumthing odd n different the

Didnt think the dog could be heavier than the truck ?

Didnt think the dog could be heavier than the truck ?

The old rules used to say that, now possibly they are evaluating some thing new, that has been around for decades in Europe.

With this combination then the dog quite possibly could be heavier than the truck, but, they have been using this type of combination successfully for many, many decades in Europe. Can't remember the sizes/lengths they were allowed on the trailers, or the weights, but if you do some checking, you'll soon come across these set-ups.

A lot of the OLD towns and cities in Europe have very narrow streets, so the driver ditches the trailer and just uses the truck in those areas. Out in the newer places, then the trailer is available as well.

Always thought that Australia was way behind the eight ball with a lot of the regulations for transport, OK, a few good ones from the states have appeared, but a lot from Europe have been forgotten.

Swishy, if you start checking, you may find that the combo MIGHT be getting evaluated by Vic Roads, just like they did for the B-doubles.

regards greenie