TRUCKING HISTORY LOOKING BACK AT BRITISH LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT AND LORRIES VOL 2
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- čas přidán 3. 02. 2023
- Todays new video is one for the livestock lads in trucking history looking back at livestock vol.2 so please comment and press the like button and subscribe to the channel
Great trip down memory lane.
I recognise a lot of wagons on there - especially the one I used to drive at 10.23.
Brilliant!! I have been surrounded by cattle wagons all my life, parents were farmers and my father went to auction marts twice a week..loved this video so much..nothing but good memories.. I can even remember what they smell like!!! Thankyou for this!!!!!!!
Your welcome Caroline glad you injoyed watching.
Hi my uncle drove for b c f salvage of othery som he drove a octopus then a reiver and yes the smell was lovely thanks for vid
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Happy days on European llivestock work.....Calves to Agen...Sheep to La Correze and Mazamet ...All ceased with Vache Folle..(Mad Cow Disease ).1995.....To this day a good camararadie exists amongst Livestock Lads.. I recall an obstinate sheep (Last one).dragged me up the trailer twice and the heels came off my Dealer Boots ..(Brand New )...Happy Days ...Lairage...Vets ...Customs..Wonderful.!!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to share your memories my friend
Brilliant video my dad had a livestock lorry all his life till he retired last year remember seeing alot of trucks like this on the road 👍
yep good video, even the right music ,memories when i was young in the70s when i visit the livestock market.also a walk around the trucks outside ,nearly tears, greatings from holland.
Great video, great to see a lot of these old floats, when I was on night trunk in 85 I used to chat to a couple of cattle float drivers at night on the CB, one was called Animal. Can’t for the love of me remember the other lads handle, both drive Volvo F12’s red unit and the trailers were red with a white Starsky and Hutch flash along the trailers, great lads, used to have a coffee out of the machine at T-Bay with them, Ray was the man in the kiosk.
Great video again.
Kind regards,
Johnny
Thank you my friend glad you injoyed watching
The trucks you mention were Marshal Hill from Tenbury Wells .
@@143topline thank you so much for the information my friend, although I’m nearly 70 I can still see the two lorries very clearly in my mind, both drivers were nice lads.
Thank you,
Johnny
loved it the memories of being a kid and on the open top deck chasing sheep one of the best jobs ever would not be to appalling now mind 🤣
Animal real name Wayne drove for m hill fro the bury wells sadly no longer with us
Wayne, that was his name, great lad, we had our first child when I knew him, he gave me a teddy for my daughter. Sorry to hear of his passing, thank you for the reply.
Kind regards
Johnny
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