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   Who made ERF trucks?

   • Edwin and his son, Dennis, left the company that bore their name and founded ERF – his initials. The first ERF truck bore chassis number 63 – Edwin’s age – and featured a cab designed and built by coach-builder Jennings, with a Gardner engine, David Brown transmission and Kirkstall axles.

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   Was ERF a major manufacturer?

   • ERF was never a major manufacturer; as an example, its domestic sales total reached only 1,083 trucks in 1981. The company was bought by Canadian truck maker Western Star in June 1996.

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   When did ERF stop making trucks?

   • ERF was a British truck manufacturer established in 1933 by Edwin Richard Foden, from whose initials the company was named. Its factory in Middlewich closed in 2002, and it was discontinued as a marque by owner MAN in 2007. A 2001 ERF ECT 6x2 tractor truck (the cab was borrowed from the 2000 truck MAN TGA).

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   How did ERF start?

   • ERF had a forced beginning, following a boardroom disagreement at Foden Trucks. Edwin Richard Foden had started Foden Trucks back in 1898, making steam-powered machines, but, by the late 1920s the market was showing a preference for diesel power and insurers were becoming increasingly reluctant to cover accidents caused by steam boilers.

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   ERF was a British truck manufacturer established in 1933 by Edwin Richard Foden, from whose initials the company was named. Its factory in Middlewich closed in 2002, and it was discontinued as a marque by owner MAN in 2007.

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   E R Foden wanted to design 6-8-ton trucks powered by the then new Gardner LW diesel engine, but the board wouldn’t agree. Edwin and his son, Dennis, left the company that bore their name and founded ERF – his initials.

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5. erfhistoricvehicles.co.uk › historyHistory – ERF Historic Vehicles Limited REVS

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   1996 saw the take over of ERF by Western Star Trucks Holdings based in British Columbia in Canadian reportedly for £27.4 million, many were surprised of this decision. ERF also started to diversify into the municipal market with two new products, the EM central steer cab and the EU.

6. autobritannia.net › 2016/11/26 › heavy-haulageHeavy Haulage History: The ERF EC Series -1993 to 2000

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   Nov 26, 2016 · Here we take a look at a long gone manufacturer of British trucks. Lets start with ERF and their EC series of trucks – the last commercial vehicle to be 100% designed and built by an independent UK company. Dundee based P.S Ridgeway were EC operators.

7. www.jcb.com › en-gb › newsFAREWELL TO JCB’S ERF TRUCK FLEET AFTER 15 MILLION MILES

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   A piece of JCB history will go under the auctioneer’s hammer later this month as the company’s fleet of ERF trucks is retired – after travelling the equivalent of almost 600 times around the world.

8. archive.commercialmotor.com › article › 24th-januaryHOW ERF MADE ITS MARQUE It was Dennis Foden who

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   Jan 24, 2008 · In 1933 Dennis, along with Ernest Sherratt and George Faulkner, began a new era in truck manufacturing with proprietary components. Gardner would supply the engines; David Brown the gearboxes, Lockheed the brakes, Clayton Dewandre the vacuum assistance and Jennings Bros the cabs.

9. jalopnik.com › is-the-story-of-erf-trucks-a-sadIs The Story Of ERF Trucks A Sad Allegory For Civilization?

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   Apr 22, 2014 · In 1898, Englishman Mr. Foden aka "ERF" designed a steam-powered wagon running on steel-tired wheels; the first of its kind. And people actually used the things to move cargo! Until around 1913,...