Lorry bed question

[derbyshiretreeservices]

keruing is used on HGV floors, it does not rot, dam tuff stuff, yes its a bit pricy, but its not in the long run as your not contantly replacing it

[skc101fc]

keruing is used on HGV floors, it does not rot, dam tuff stuff, yes its a bit pricy, but its not in the long run as your not contantly replacing it

 

Neither is the forest where it came from

[fen01]

keruing is used on HGV floors, it does not rot, dam tuff stuff, yes its a bit pricy, but its not in the long run as your not contantly replacing it

 

Was grippy because the photos were rotated through 90 degrees. Not convinced the location on the crane makes any odds. Just lock all the diffs and off we go unless we've sunk in mud!

 

 

 

 

You say it's a grippy truck on the grass, thats likely to be because the crane's hanging on the ass end. Move it forward and you'll end up with just another truck that's cack on grass especially when empty and has lost the great reach you've got at the moment