View from your cab, or outside it

View from your cab, or outside it

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Stussy

1,862 posts

65 months

Wednesday 31st January
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Probably fell asleep would be my guess

Its Just Adz

14,167 posts

210 months

Wednesday 31st January
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Is it loaded too?
Lucky it stayed upright.

N-Sport

904 posts

204 months

Wednesday 31st January
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Stussy said:
Probably fell asleep would be my guess
Scania driver, probably touching himself.

s p a c e m a n

10,790 posts

149 months

Wednesday 31st January
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You can't fall asleep on most of the road, it's mainly graded gravel stuff so bumpy that you have to hold your coffee or the cup will be empty in a mile. Touching himself sounds about right, all of the bouncing and jiggling probably got him too excited

Stussy

1,862 posts

65 months

Tuesday 6th February
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Covering holidays so trunking all week, currently sat loading at Pallet Force, then the challenge of getting home, a clear run can do it in 4:28, and I’m in the slow Daf!
Thankfully a break isn’t needed, one of the day drivers will rescue me if I don’t make it


Its Just Adz

14,167 posts

210 months

Thursday 15th February
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At a site I collected from yesterday, absolute monster.




Its Just Adz

14,167 posts

210 months

Friday 8th March
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My very first experience of this!



Of course nothing wrong with my truck or my load security.
Actually really pleasant guys, chatted while they were checking.

Its Just Adz

14,167 posts

210 months

Saturday 20th April
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The dreaded CPC today.
I don't know how useful this is going to be.....


garythesign

2,110 posts

89 months

Saturday 20th April
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Its Just Adz said:
The dreaded CPC today.
I don't know how useful this is going to be.....

Good luck with the CPC

Love your photos in the dogs thread

leggly

1,792 posts

212 months

Saturday 20th April
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Its Just Adz said:
The dreaded CPC today.
I don't know how useful this is going to be.....

I’d rather know how to use a dolly knot and not need it than need to use one and not know where to start. thumbup

Its Just Adz

14,167 posts

210 months

Saturday 20th April
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garythesign said:
Good luck with the CPC

Love your photos in the dogs thread
Thank you!

Stussy

1,862 posts

65 months

Saturday 20th April
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I do all mine online now, 3.5 hours Saturday and Sunday mornings. The prospect of 7 hours in one stretch isn’t appealing!

Its Just Adz

14,167 posts

210 months

Saturday 20th April
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Yea I'm doing 7 hours online today.

I'm sure learning a dolly knot will be interesting but can't see me using it on car transporters.

Stussy

1,862 posts

65 months

Saturday 20th April
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I had it on my CPC years ago when I was on milk tankers biglaugh


ferret50

951 posts

10 months

Thursday 25th April
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Proper name is 'Cartiers Dolly'......

I can still tie one, but always struggled when tying to a ring as apposed to a hook!

Think I learnt how to tie/use a dolly knot in 1970.....bloody heck I'm old now!

biglaugh

SouthHamsGaz

616 posts

124 months

Monday 6th May
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Nice view while unloading down in Truro this morning, somewhere i have never been before.


105.4

4,124 posts

72 months

Monday 6th May
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s p a c e m a n said:
It seems like wherever there's a bit of a bend or hill or a leaf falls off of a tree some nobhead manages to do something stupid.

Have they got that out yet?

Giantt

467 posts

37 months

Tuesday 7th May
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Well it is from a cab.....digger cab on a barge

Stussy

1,862 posts

65 months

Tuesday 7th May
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Sat having lunch overlooking Plymouth


105.4

4,124 posts

72 months

Tuesday 7th May
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Giantt said:
Well it is from a cab.....digger cab on a barge
I’m curious. What’s the story there. Dredging of some sort I assume?