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Great video Sheraton,always follow you adventures in Spain,I live about 10 kilometres from both your collections in the village of Roda close to los alcazares,keep up the good work and have a safe trip home.
"Faffinng about!!" Had to look that one up....great expression....right up there with Fanny Adams...another good video...keeping an eye on you from New Orleans USA..
Hey-up sherralin great to have you back, the mystery of the man on the roundabout mmm my guess he's been water skiing an run out of water 😅 take care look after y'self an see you on the next one.. tarra 👍
Well a good afternoon Sherralin 😊 what a lovely surprise seeing Sucina on your travels as we had a holiday home 🏡 until 2022 😊 When we passed that roundabout with the man in it we always said he was pulling the pug out of the bath lol 😂 Kerp safe love Stevie ❤xxx
Hi thank you for taking us along for the journey , some amazing places visited & passed on this latest Vlog , happy travels with your onward journey xxx
Very clever these bar codes etc. It’s not just driving is it? Your deep experience is evident. Thanks for video and info. I reckon the statue is pulling wires thru underground🤨🤣. Phil, Suffolk, U.K. 🇬🇧
Very nice. You must live in a different part of the world, we have strict overall length laws in UK and they also do in Europe. Which is why we have few bonneted vehicles and multi trailer roadtrains, as much space as possible is given to payload. In UK we tend to go up as we can’t go longer, meaning many companies have double deck trailers. These are mainly used on motorways or specific routes, the overall height being around 5 meters or 16” 4’. Bridge heights, unless otherwise specified are 5.6 metres or 16”6’ approximately but not lower. 😁
Isn't technology a wonderful thing.😂😂 You must be pleased about the weather, it seems nice, and then when you woke up, you've been transported to Scotland, windy and overcast.🥶🥶 24.03 The reason is, you are a perfectionist. Do it right or don't do it at all.🤣🤣 Thanks again for a really interesting video. Safe journeys.
Hi Sherralin, another lovely video. How's that V8?? Silly question. Anyone who's ever had one under the hood knows the answer😊😊😊. I know the Volvo looked nice but as a lifetime Scania V8 man, your truck, looks great, sounds great will always get you out and back. Take care, stay safe MARK uk
youre not the only one having troubles sometimes , i am very very sure of thatwith a larger ammount of space to get on a bay, many of us wil recognize that whit a smile.
When backing onto a dock, some days you can't do a thing wrong and other days you can't do a thing right. But at the end if the day if you haven't knocked a wall down or ripped the side out of a trailer, you have done alright.
Many thanks Sherralin for an informative vid. Are you working for the Buyer or the Seller? Are the goods purchased by the British Buyers bought on an ex works/pack house basis or delivered their nominated warehouse in the UK?
Thank you. This as per most fruit/veg/salad loads has come through an agent so I’m sorry but I don’t know the answers to your questions. They usually are in contact with selling cooperatives. Delivery could be anywhere in UK.
You mentioned before about showing us your new or different cab/tractor unit. Have I missed that episode? Also you said it was a V8, does that help getting through the Pyrenees or is there not much advantage over a straight six? I wonder if the food stuffs are perhaps lighter than other loads, is the V8 not as desirable through mountain passes?
The V8 is a great engine. The pulling power with it is 2nd to non, in my opinion, together with a 5 stage retarder (intarder to some) insures a totally smooth ride up and down the other side 😁
@@GBtrucklady Thanks for such a quick response. Didn't realise V8s are fitted with five stage retarders. That sounds really good. I'm new to this and drive mainly R450s which seem to have two stage ones, unless I'm using it wrong of course - eek! I'm based in Cornwall and until about Exeter the landscape is a little lumpy. I get slow on the climbs and even put my hazards on at times, hence the interest in your cab - cheers.