Trucks NZ Feilding sale 31/3/2017
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- I spent an afternoon in the Feilding sale yards taking photo and video of the stock trucks loading and unloading sheep and cattle. Feilding is in the Manawatu region central North Island New Zealand. The sale yards have been around for 125 years and are based in the centre of town with the main sale day on a Friday. Copyright Will Bishop
Most diverse bunch of trucks I have ever seen in a while. Cool. Bring on the Gisborne stock yards.
This is the kind of truck yard I imagined when used to play with my toy trucks
awesome video mate i remember going to the feilding sales yards as kid back in the 80s with my uncle he drove for bushetts transport & mackies transport from waipukurau trucks look a bit different now back in the 80s it was all international Tlines fodens ERFs macks good to see the ultraliners still going thanks for posting will keep up the good work
Hello there. Henry Wilson here. I see you have a lot of day cabs over your way. The main of our trucks other than muck shifter's and light delivery Vans are sleeper cab's.
Nice video of loading and unloading trucks in New Zeland. I like watching the videos. And can i ask for inter-city buses to be uploaded there too. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
I live in Europe and I have noticed 2 interesting things while watching video:
1. Almost all trucks have 2 front axles. In this specification you cannot see trucks in Europe. And if, they are is very, rare. Dumpers, concrete mix truck and trucks for super heavy transport usually have 2 front axles, but trucks with trailers for long distance transport have always only 1 front axle.
2. In New Zealand there is an intersting mix of trucks from Europe, USA and Japan. In Europe American trucks are very rare and big trucks from Japan I have not seen yet.
Driving conditions here in New Zealand are very different to anywhere else in the world. A lot of roads are cut through mountainous terrain and therefore are badly cambered, slippery when wet/icy. The load over the front 2 axels is imperative as the Heavy Combination units are 50 tons all up. Loading is crucial in this business, many roads and corners will let you know if the loading of the truck is wrong. You will notice a lot of truck and trailer combinations for stock, the retractible draw bar allows the unit to combine into one for load/unload. truck and trailer is the most common configuration, the narrow roads, steep incline, windy roads needs 2 pivot points in the combination. With semi trailers, the very last axle turns/pivots to assist with cornering due to the length of the unit.
Fantastic great selection of trucks and filmed in Quality HD ( Cheers from the UK)
Your welcome
Awesome clip, interesting to watch actually. Never driven stock trucks, just about everything else but never stock. You should do more.
Again a awesome video will love the quality so sharp 👍👍cheers mate
Fantastic clip Will, us Jaffas never see this sort of thing.
Hi Mike glad you liked it mate
Nearly a year since we visited relatives in feilding NZ,went past here a few times,loads of trucks,met my brother-in-law Steve jackson
Cool like stocks especially from NZ nice looking rigs,,cool.
You know it is a big sale day when the trucks are waiting down Kawakawa road by Goldpine.
Fuso super great 😍😍💓💓
Excellent video.
Great to see NZ trucks in usual work. Where do they bring sheeps now?
Great video Will, been into livestock trucks since I was a lad and I am 70 next week. What numbers of stock would there be at the sale? Need to get out to a market in England next week with the camera but won't see trucks like these.
Hi there, one of the drivers told me 22,000 sheep 1200 cattle good size sale. Glad you enjoyed my video
Good video, I like treillas if I went, your have used treillas?
Good Job Will!
No road trains in NZ just just long drawbars as in Scandinavia and far more European trucks than in Australia? On another matter, I believe that most of NZs sheep hailed originally from Leicestershire
NZ does have road trains just not on the main roads
Do some of these trucks have four decks and some have three?
Yes they do
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what kind of weight are these trucks hauling?
44 to 50. Tonnes
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Pretty common combination here, stock trucks more so.
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Why most NZL truck use drivetrain 8X4?
More axles spreads the load. I think there is a reduction in road user charges?
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Wilbur's V8 Scania though
Ho they hold there second hand value a lot better for having a sleeper cab.
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Inés axle in the front in nz is hight betrayal to the nation, isnt It? Hahaha
I dont get It, 4 axles are just for heavy hauls in difficult terrains, i saw a lot of these on normal roads and with less than 15tns
all axles of trucks same
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