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These Lorry drivers these days wouldn't have a clue how to drive them

The "N" in the prefix doesn't mean 35X engine. It's the code for Perkins 3 cylinder, so both 35 and 35X has the "N" as long as they are 3 cylinder. The most accurate way to see if it's a 35X is to look at the serial number. All tractors with serial number from no. 302413 and higher is 35X. And You're right about the diff.lock. Tractors with diff.lock has the letter "Y" behind the clutch code, and the Multi Power has the letter "W" on the plate

Sounds the dog's danglers Bob

The noise from that Gardner 👌🏾

👌👌👌🙏

I want one😢

Here in central Scotland we had a local haulage firm Russell of Bathgate who had a whole fleet of these beautiful trucks and it was amazing to see them all on the road. Sadly and slowly but surely over the years they were replaced by Scania and Volvo trucks in the fleet, but will always remember these trucks with a special fondness. Used to love the figure head of the knight on the grill.

Hi Richard my name is Nave Bie , just watching your video of the Atkinson . I had her when she was brand new whilst driving for British Steel Shotton , she was transferred up from South Wales.I drove her for 2yrs , happy days.looked for her for many years.

Brilliant video I love the way you push the Atkinson on keep up with your videos and appreciation of the working man’s environment when British industry was great 👍😊

Love that truck

You got the last two words on the video spot on "proper wagon"

good

I thought that you were going to drive the Leyland Super Comet tanker. That would have been nostalgia for me as I had a LSC artic in 1968.

Lovely sound track!

Sure miss Kris! This truck and Kris RIP are both icons

Brilliant, that GUY takes me back 50 years as a kid of 6 years old driving to Scotland with my dad thank you amazing 👍👍👍

What a pig of a position the gear lever on the Seddon, not dissimilar to the LAD Dodge. Good video!

Wow I had one of them when you got up to 60 mph the engine cowling lifted up coz the clips were broken 😂

British Trucks, in cab views on a run with fantastic sound, what could be better. Very nice and great work. Thank you for a great video. Now all we need is for one of the Workshop creators on European Truck Simulator 2 to see this and finally start creating some great British Trucks for the Sim community.

Lovely truck's there 👍

My dad worked out of congresbury in the 1970s with one of these..I used to go with him on school holidays to the quarries in somerset taking loads to the split level m5 near Clevedon ..Pull out from the quarries judder up the hill and come to a stop then rev knackers off it to get it going again..My ears were ringing after a day sat in it.

Great driving and video - well done 👍

Hi Richard. What exactly did you do to "break" the bead? Looked to me like you drove your Landrover onto a plank on the sidewall of the Tractor tyre which was on the floor.

I drove seddons late 70s to mid 80s the same as that when I see the gear change I was almost back there our fleet was the same shade of green to great video lovely old sound

I love the old school style of driving.

Love watching your videos, you’re always so smiley and happy, it’s lovely to see. I love vintage stuff, old is gold 😊😊

A nicely editied and very enjoyable video Richard and you captured my trucks well, also a nice tracking shot of my Shell Bp Trunker Artic 😍 My Aec MKV tanker takes no prisoners if you don't give it your fullest attention 😆

The in cab audio is very poor.

Brilliant video Lorrie’s you drive in your working boots Keep them lite ⭐️👍

What fantastic old waggons. When you look at them now to what they used to be like hardy old drivers in the old days. My old dad drove waggons and had a bit of board cut to size to lay across front seats for his bed.

Owww! Great watching that Richard. Very nostalgic. Loved the sound from both the Big J and the AEC 8 wheeler tanker. No wonder most old school drivers suffer from tinnitus. 😌

I think you need to take that scammel out next time and have a go with the gate change gearbox. Apparently it was responsible for the invention of lot's of new swear words.

Behind every old lorry theres a man with a story.. Great video 📹. More like this. Raw diesel engine sounds running along the road with a story to be told from an old timer. ❤

Hi, did you drive threw Horbury on Sunday? I was looking round a 2nd hand/ house clearance shop thing. Looked out window to see classic trucks passing in the sun!! Brilliant made my day😁😁😁😁!! Did you end up at a meeting or a show? 😊

Proper Exhaust 💨

Great sound from these old trucks and hard work driving them great vid Mr. B

Love this! Keep the videos coming!. That old AEC tanker is proper nice.

Another cracking Video Richard, good to see your Dad in the hot seat of the Seddon & perfect gear changes too, love the AEC Mammoth Major tanker one of my favourite's, the Big J of Bob's is a proper working motor & sounds awesome .

Great video, you guys have an enviable collection of old trucks, I once operated a small Coles crane with a 6 354,the Perkins always pulled above it's weight.

Fantastic video Harking back to the days when the left leg and arm was stronger than the sunburnt right lol Brilliant upload Thanks Mr B Geoff

Brilliant was out yesterday but on a down hill bit pity. Keep lit 👍

That is an amazing sound. Do you think we could please see of a really, really long ASMR video of you driving this thing and with really really high RPM upshifting and include engine start up because that’s a heckuva sound

No ad blue or crap on that

What's the truck name that used this Cummins diesel?

If you go down to the woods today lol

Your 35 is really nice but my heart belongs to the 135, thanks for sharing

I thought you told Joe that the Land Rover badge was always off centre lol Beautiful example of British engineering

Everyone should Knowles how great that sounds

That sounds fantastic Mr B. Need to see and hear more please !!!

Boy That Motor Sounds Good , Love Them Old Motors 💪🏻✌🏻👍🏻🇬🇧, Better Than The 💩The Make Today