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At last thunder lightening now we have the rain and wind so see how much of the wet stuff we get. Windows all open and a nice cool breeze flowing through the front door and out the back door = loverrrly
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These are my brother in laws latest trailers off his assembly line. Pretty isn't it?
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Dot, Is that what they are calling a C double or something like that. Do you know what the GVM might be? And how long is it? Might take a bit of time to overtake, or be overtaken by as well.
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I shall ask just for you
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For now I can tell you it is the new 12-22 Vertical Double Loader Combination.... ????? Shall get the rest when Rog reads my email, he is NOT at all computer loving
this truck is owned by Sargent Tpt

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Dot, that aint what I would call the truck if it appeared in my rear view mirror!
effing huge trucks do not belong on our city or small town streets. What is wrong with using two smaller trucks and keeping another driver employed? Better still, try the railway lines. They were built for freight and are now often ignored by big companies.
effing huge trucks do not belong on our city or small town streets. What is wrong with using two smaller trucks and keeping another driver employed? Better still, try the railway lines. They were built for freight and are now often ignored by big companies.
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That's right Bernie no train tracks to the shops.
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Sadly we demand lower prices for everything and that won't happen when the company has to pay for 2 prime movers instead of one and wages for the team of drivers and maintenance crew required to keep the prime mover on the road for the max time possible so it can drag the trailer. The truck itself makes no money, it is an expense, the trailer full of goods makes the money, if one truck pulls 2 trailers it divides that cost in half, 3 trailers the cost comes down by more than a 1/3rd per trailer because the prime mover size remains the same, the fuel cost only marginally more and the drive train is already built to take the load.dream4red wrote:Dot, that aint what I would call the truck if it appeared in my rear view mirror!
effing huge trucks do not belong on our city or small town streets. What is wrong with using two smaller trucks and keeping another driver employed? Better still, try the railway lines. They were built for freight and are now often ignored by big companies.
The new electric trucks will change the truck world more than anyone realises, 6 wheel drive and 2,000hp on the ground with max torque available from a standing start. It won't be a matter of passing one of these things, it will be a case of trying to keep up. Truck lanes will be an area to stay away from as they will run you over on the hills, slower vehicles move left will be the cars towing vans and other under powered vehicles
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