DR 98914 & DR 98964 - Windhoff MPV
Photo of DR 98914 & DR 98964 at Ely - 26 August 2003. Vince.
Your comments
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Oliver Seacombe
17 October 2007, 22:39:54
just to let u all know i am the current operator of this MPV and it will be out everyday (hopefully) till Xmas
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Mr Hidden
19 October 2007, 16:32:33
72 Hour Rule .?
Consecutive Shift Rule ?
Wheelbarrow for wages ..... make that 2 !!!
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Midnight Cowboy
20 October 2007, 09:07:42
Perhaps the lad means every day that the MPV works (It must need maintenance) or his shift pattern indicates all of his working days are on RHTT. Anyway, Hidden is a recomendation, not a rule.
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Oliver Seacombe
20 October 2007, 17:36:52
They work on a shift rotor constant until Xmas apart from a sat night then after the leaf fall its onto deicing then weed spraying.
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Oliver Seacombe
20 October 2007, 17:42:33
I also have a more up to date picture of it in its complete state with water tanks jetting unit and deicing module.
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Scotty Sandite
20 October 2007, 19:44:05
What is the nickname for the operator who presses the button to drop the sandite? We call them Button Bobs in Scotland.
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