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L & J Wilcock Lorry
16 CommentsPhoto: Ray Smyth
Item #: 30012
Where creeping back to lorries again zzzzz.
This is a 1998 ERF EC11 3-Axle artic tractor unit powered by Cummins, the EC range ran from 1993-2000.
Agree Ed. Is this Wigan World or Wigan Wagons?.
Swarfega and duck oil is out again.
Considering we're only in December, there appear to be an awful lot of cuckoos about. It must be this mild weather were having. I ' suspect ' there may possibly be another one chirping up shortly.
Does Duck Oil come from Duck Eggs?
Hahaha.... You"ll have to ask the 'duck eggs' Dtease they come on here regularly to look at wagons... Although the don't seem too particularly fond of wagons- strangely!
It seems odd that you should ask that question DTease, as I've personally often wondered if they extract turmoil from squashed turms, and whether or not it's o.k. to use castor oil on my bike chain, or is it only suitable for using on my castors?
Veronica: without them Britain and indeed the world would come to a standstill, weather you like them or not.
I suspect veronica could be right!
Arthur I agree totally - I was married to a lorry driver - I know how hard they worked- long hours and not very well paid and coming home filthy. The supermarket shelves would soon be empty if thet went on strike!
I put castors on my coffee table last week Ozy. I was finding that for some reason my biccies and my brew always seemed to be just out of reach thereby forcing me to get up from my comfortable place on the sofa in order to remedy the situation. Now I'm finding I can hook my foot round the table leg and drag it within reach without having to move from what they call in Parliament 'A sedentary position'.
I have to say DTease, I'm genuinely impressed with your ingenuity...You see?.....this is what Albert was on about recently. It's this kind of innovative thinking that made Britain great, and it's this level of genius that will once again be in demand when our country eventually leaves the EU in 2048. If I could just add a little flourish to your excellent idea though, rather than hooking the coffee table with your foot, why not obtain a telescopic pike rod, then over the Christmas period, when they're showing The Great Escape, or Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, or Raiders of Noah's Ark for the umpteenth time, you could switch off the telly, and enjoy endless hours of fun, by fly fishing, not just for the coffee table, but by hooking the wife's Lladró off the mantelpiece, or amusing the cat by lobbing one or two well aimed flies into his earhole. The possibilities are limited only by your own imagination. For myself, I've been attending pottery classes recently, and I'm currently working on my latest project. It's a pint cup with six handles. The idea being to eliminate once and for all, that all too familiar, annoying situation when the handle is pointing in the wrong direction. I haven't actually completed any at this particular moment in time, but as soon as the first batch come out of the kiln, I'll be in touch. I assume you can still be contacted at your old email address, dtease@secondverse, would that be correct?
What a sad waste of a wagon driver.
Ozy, I like the idea of the pint cup with six handles but would I not be in danger of poking my eye out with one of the unused handles?
I've been considering getting one of them Amazon Echo thingamibobs, you know the little dustbin thingy that sits on the table and you ask it questions like "What time is it Alexa"? If I could make one of them mobile I could say "Fetch me a brew Alexa" or "Put the bins out Alexa" The missus has been filling in temporary like but she does tend to complain a lot. I would have to make sure that Alexa was incapable of speaking back. It wouldn't do to have two of them in my earhole all day long.