JGA aggregates hopper Profile and Models

JGA aggregates hopper

FLHH 17324 at Stoke Gifford Yard in May 2010. ©Hugh Llewelyn

The fleet of bogie hoppers used by Ready Mixed Concrete (RMC) wear a distinctive bright orange livery and until 2007 could be seen running in block formations carrying limestone from the quarry at Peak Forest near Buxton. The total of 89 wagons covers four batches built to three main designs over a period of 13 years, and trains often featured several or all of the variants. Bardon Hill Quarries (later renamed Bardon Aggregates) bought four batches of bogie hoppers between 1986 and 2004, totalling 73 wagons. They have been used in block formations between the quarries in Leicestershire and various terminals in the southeast of England.

Type of Vehicle

Aggregate Hopper Wagon

Builder

Standard Wagon Co, RFS, Tatrastrok Poprad (JGA RMC hoppers)
WH Davis (JGA/ PHA Bardon hoppers)

Build Dates

1984 to 2004

Total Built

87 (JGA RMC hoppers)
73 (JGA/ PHA Bardon hoppers)

Wheel Configuration

2 x Bogies

Operated By

Bardon Aggregates
Aggregate Industries
NACCO
VTG
Freightliner
Private Owners

Main Duties

Aggregate Transport

In Service Until

Present

Surviving Examples

Some still in service