New Zealand stock trucks Feilding sale yards July 2020

Filmed around the Feilding sale yards Manawatu region, North Island, New Zealand. Always a great mix of companies and brands of trucks and a great bunch of drivers. Copyright Will Bishop.

[@regregan5755]

American, euro and Japanese, NZ really is spoilt for choice when it comes to trucks!

[@blinkie1523]

Some good reversing skills shown, another good video, thanks.

[@stihl0903]

Great range of Trucks.

[@peterscandlyn]

Right in the thick of it there Will. Top effort, thanks. Lots of blasts from the past with those Central Hawkes Bay trucks. Shame Foley's don't still run 'Howling Gale". Has to be either an OSH nightmare or paradise depending on your POV - no high viz in sight or reverse alarms even :-)

[@Bryan-lg3fn]

Hi Viz vests and reverse alarms are for the low -foreheaded morons who dont possess common sense .

[@derekfromtauranga6012]

Great reversing skills. It takes lots of experience and practice to become good at reversing and manoeuvring truck and trailer. I know from being a mechanic working on trucks in the past how tricky it is to back trailers into workshops and the like when you are only doing it occasionally.

[@floydgould4401]

Can't beat the big bad V8 Scania.

[@vishalfofindi3283]

Awesome video and nice trucks👍

[@wclearwater1]

great video, all B doubles carting stock here in Oz, truck and trailers certainly have there place though....

[@j.c.k.0]

The retractable draw bar is the winner here

[@waikiitiwharepu2621]

Good vid mate keep posting more stockie yales good vids🤙👍

[@rodneyclark7407]

Thanks busy day at the sail yards 🐑🐑🐃🐂

[@chix3457]

Martinborough trans cleanest truck

[@evelioamd]

Dog poping its head out of the Scania truck at minute 4:06

[@จิตกรรัตนเรือง]

ขอบคุณครับสำหรับข้อมูลดีๆ

[@sanidhybb7923]

A hybrid of American and European trucks

[@TheInvoice123]

Was there a Spruit Transport in Feilding

[@rikihanapaea6951]

this good really I love it a truck enjoy trip and what that a sheep and beef keep sales for meat save us food future in new zealand also a truck enjoy the a vehicle that slots good things job a loading for sales ga

[@chix3457]

how about OTL？

[@mervyncave5263]

Ryal Bush long way from home for livestock

[@lifedownunder4408]

They have a yard less than 1Km from the stock yards.

[@stevenkerry3101]

just a question could you please tell me why american trucks are so popular and european trucks are not ?

[@regregan5755]

Where?

[@gordy-jt6vg]

American, International trks, an U.S. Cars England, Ford's, Bedfords, an Commers, an Ford Zephyrs, Mrk1, 2, 3an 4, Police cars, much of that in old N.Z. photos, No Europe trks, many in N.Z. now because they're cheaper, Fleet cost undercut American trks, an others, much of their ads, are their more comfortable, that's part of the deal with the buyer, to say that, gets him a few $ks off the price. Of course that's b.s. all new trks are comfortable.

[@lesmondk3376]

There are a lot of euro and a lot of jap trucks just that these guys just video America trucks if I remember right don’t quote me on it but I think it’s Mitsi that are the biggest sellers in N.Z

[@blancopolar4674]

😎👍💪🇻🇪

[@jaineschagas4434]

👍👍👍👍👍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@meysamgolami1242]

میشه روزی برسه من هم کامیون خودماداشته باشم۰🥲🥲🥲🥲😢😢😢😢😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@omnivia9847]

Why do most nz trucks have those twin steering

[@redwakafan619]

Kinda need to on our roads

[@craighanham8120]

Axle weight loading limits, and a majority of farms are up gravel roads

[@takingafence]

Bad cambered roads and very windy here in NZ, load weights on axles.

[@gordy-jt6vg]

more rubber on the road, saves the roads from damage, improves braking, an cornering. On tight corners, the roads aren't been dug out, with twin steer.

[@lienli7783]

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