
Now this is a CRACKING picture! And meeets all the Biglorryblog 'how to take a nice truck picture' criteria! How so you ask? Well for a start what with the low sun the colours really leap out against the grey gravel background. Then the body is raised on the tipper to create a nice shape, and there's also a driver in the cab too doing something. Add a bit of the old dynamic tilt and you've got yourself a winner. Not sure who took it but whoever did 9/10 (the missing ingredient?) I'd have put the lights on...but hey it's good enough without them! Now click through here to see another and get the full story....
Funnily enough with the body down it's not quite so 'impactful' wouldn't you say? But enough of me. Independent family-run, Shropshire-based haulage company, B Jay Haulage, has taken delivery of this new Renault Premium Lander 410.32 with insulated tipper body, through Renault Trucks Midlands. It's fitted with a retarder and Optidriver + gearbox,the first vehicle of its type to be built on a Renault chassis and was chosen by the company over its usual Scania. And why not...I reckon the Lander eight-legger is a 'sleeper' amongst eight-leggers.
The haul aggregate and tarmac mainly in the local area of
Shaun goes on to say: "We have also found that the Lander is a great off road truck and copes easily with the loose surfaces of both sand and stone quarries. Its automatic gearbox means that it is a relaxing and enjoyable truck to drive, whatever the conditions. All in all the new
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Keep taking the pills,that pic would have looked daft with the lights on on the rig and dare I say it may just have a tad too much tilt but the second shot is fine.But that's just my opinion.
The Boss[painting the kitchen]