TRUCKING HISTORY LOOKING BACK AT BRITISH TIPPER HAULAGE VOL.5 

Happy Times and Happy Drivers💪

142 mins scammel Himalayan hens teeth had one with a Jones crane on the back love it thank you

Great video.done 7 years on tippers.Hinos,iveco,volvo and finnished on 50 ton Aveling Barfords and 100ton caterpillars in a quarry.great days watching the load slide off the back in seconds.....

Dennis used to make fire trucks for many years in Australia. The old split cab tipper is my favorite at 1:42 mark, what a gem! The Atkinson with the bogie tipper at 3:33 looks like it is in Australia? Nice to see the old Atkinson's...great video, good value.

Some classic tippers here Chris and super soundtrack always like coming back to your channel 👍

Great introduction Christopher.The video is epic as usual and who doesn’t like the Atkinson? It’s maybe in any form the best looking Wagon of its time.🎥🥇

Keep up the good work

Another great selection thanks 👏👏👏👌

I love watching these fantastic video.. keep up the good work..

Fantastic video like the old foden trucks and Bedford 👍👍💪💪

Thanks again for uploading lots of memories and variety. Back then Hansons, Waters, Hazelcroft, E and J Meeks, and RJ Norman's bonneted MACK'S were everyday sightings on the A6 between Buxton and Bakewell. My next door neighbor drove a Leyland Constructor with Rolls Royce 265 engine....it was facinating watching it come to life in the morning. Also there was Kraz/Belaz, Magirus Deutze 232 and Mercedes Benz 2426 ...all bonneted 6 wheeled heavy duty rock tippers and later Haulamatics based at the Longston moor quarry near Bakewell in the late 1970s.... sadly no photos.

Thanks so much for what you do on your channel. It’s not just the trucks that bring me it’s your great choice in the accompanying music . Love it! 👍

British video as usual ❤ a few firms yards really close to me in County Durham! Thank you for sharing 👌

Thanks again for your British tipper haulage video 😊

Another great video Chris, Keep them coming. Looking forward for the next instalment.

Sorry Chris..meant to say Brilliant!!!

As usual a great selection of lorries

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Nice video, but sadly no Scammell Routeman tippers, probably the tipper that was most recognised and used at one time.

R@A Young F12 385 12 speed, not much could touch them in the day

3:33 is an odd one, CLS Scunthorpe used to operate those with Merc units in the 80s, anyone know how the brakes and lights were connected?

Brilliant video 🚛💨

What about scammell I drove an 8 leger for years on hall aggregates