Angaston Transport in Angaston, South Australia | Transportation service

Angaston Transport

Locality: Angaston, South Australia

Phone: +61 419 865 842

Address: Gawler Park road 5353 Angaston, SA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all our clients, friends and family. Lets hope 2019 brings good health, fat sheep, plentiful crops and rain when its meant to. Thank you for your support in 2018. Well wishes Craig, Bruce and families

23.01.2022 https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1518713291696003&id=1505755522991780

23.01.2022 Craig spent Saturday at the LRTASA & ALARTA combined annual conference in Adelaide. The day focused on key issues affecting the industry, including road access, driver safety and the impact of the federal election. https://www.facebook.com/293408194621/posts/10158535189874622/

22.01.2022 Dollys struggle and death have become a national symbol in the fight against bullying. Its not just about 1 girl its about all people suffering or suffered from bullying of any kind and a bid to try and put a stop to it! Let the symbol of wearing blue today spark a conversation between parents, children, friends and relatives about bullying and mental health. #DoItForDolly #SpeakEvenIfYourVoiceShakes #stopbullying

21.01.2022 Two new additions to our fleet A big Merry Christmas from our family to yours. Stay safe on our roads today

21.01.2022 The new definition of lamb comes in July 1st. https://www.facebook.com/209482619110076/posts/2540569636001351/

21.01.2022 With the new definition of a lamb coming in as of July 1st here is some info for producers.

20.01.2022 50 years of Angaston Transport. Couldn't have done it without our wonderful clients. Cheers to another 50 years. https://www.facebook.com/150847093524/posts/10157690568723525/

20.01.2022 "Teach your kids the value of hard work and it will set them on a course to succeed as adults". ~Austin 4 years old washing out the crate

20.01.2022 Borrowed from another page A word from truckies TO ALL THOSE DRIVING ON THE HIGHWAYS DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON... Tips from a professional truck driver: 1. Realise you are on holidays, we are not. We have to run to a work diary and adhere to many extra laws that car drivers are never told about. 2. The speed limit is 100, not 90, or 95, or even 85 but 100. If you would like to sit on a lesser speed to feel safe, we support that, but please assist us by lifting your right foot and allow us to pass you in the overtaking lanes, thats why they are there. Not for you to speed up then slow down again. 3. Take breaks. Good places to stop are truck stops as they have good food and toilet facilities. This supports the locals and keeps our country going. Please also be mindful though to use the car parking bays and leave the truck bays for trucks. We are required to park trucks 26 meters long (or more) and as you may imagine, we need the spaces designed for us. 4. Have your lights on. Be seen, be safe, it costs nothing extra to travel with them on. Fog lights are for inclement weather only, so unless there is rain or fog, please turn them off. You will also save yourself a big fine for driving with them on when not needed. 5. Share the road. No single group has the monopoly, we all want to get home safe to our families. 6. Share the driving. Fatigue Kills, if you dont do a lot of long distance driving then share it around. A dead hero cant talk. 7. Dont be distracted, Put your phone away, let the passenger change the cd, eat while your stopped think safety first. 8. Do not drink or drug drive. Are the outcomes of a serious injury or death worth it?. You need to stay alert as you never know whats happening in the car traveling towards you. Stay alert = staying alive. Thank you and please stay safe on the road, The Aussie Truckie.

20.01.2022 Proud moment this week. Carting wool for 50 years from a long time customer. A lot of sore backs included

20.01.2022 Some prime lambs off to Bordertown

19.01.2022 This is what it looks like at Stonefield. Lets hope it rains and rains properly over the next 4 days. This country is desperate for a drink. A little bit of rain is good for everyones mental health

19.01.2022 The difference 40 kilometres can make.... 1st photo Stonefield and the second Greenock.

18.01.2022 With Saleyard records for lambs getting broken everywhere and good strong mutton prices Craigs flat out today with the Dublin run.

18.01.2022 Congratulations Anthony Pfitzner on your correct guess at 674! Competition time.... Just a little bit of fun guess the amount of lambs on the bdouble. First correct guess wins a $100 wanera voucher and a carton if beer or soft drink if under 18. ... All you have to do is.... Like our page Like and Share the post Comment your guess of the number of lambs on the bdouble... Hint they are store lambs

18.01.2022 Starting them young here at Angaston Transport.

17.01.2022 A pleasure to cart these ewe hoggets today . We have been transporting this customer’s stock for 50 years. Pretty handy feed where they went down south.

17.01.2022 To All Cattle Clients, DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET Livestock Markets Ltd. Wish to advise AGENTS, BUYERS, VENDORS & TRANSPORTERS that commencing on the week of July 15 the Dublin Cattle Sale will be conducted on PM Tuesdays not 8 AM Mondays as it is currently.... If the lamb/sheep sale finishes prior to 11.30 AM than the cattle sale will commence at 12 NOON. If it finishes after 11.30 AM than the cattle market will commence 30 minutes after that completion time. (IE) 1) Lamb/Sheep finish 10.40 AM Cattle start 12 NOON 2) Lamb/Sheep finish 11.40 AM Cattle start 12.10 PM Liveweight cattle curfew time will be 10 PM Mondays Calf market and open auction curfew time will be 9 AM Tuesdays Livestock Markets Ltd. retain the right to revert back to 2 day sales if yarding numbers of Lamb/Sheep and/or cattle numbers increase to an unmanageable level. (IE) 25,000 Sheep/lambs 600 Cattle/calves

17.01.2022 Its all go with the spring rush at the moment. Carting sheep into the Dublin market tonight.

17.01.2022 From little things big things grow. Newest team member Pip Crozier Collars

16.01.2022 Great day for carting wool, good to see some of the country a little greener after the last rain.

15.01.2022 Congratulations Anthony Pfitzner on your correct guess at 674! Competition time.... Just a little bit of fun guess the amount of lambs on the bdouble. First correct guess wins a $100 wanera voucher and a carton if beer or soft drink if under 18. ... All you have to do is.... Like our page Like and Share the post Comment your guess of the number of lambs on the bdouble... Hint they are store lambs

15.01.2022 Austin told mum he was taking this big fat heifer to Dublin.... Think the trucking gene may be strong in this one.

14.01.2022 Yarding sheep before Transport..... The sheep in the 1st photo were yarded without water 24hrs before transport the second photo only 4hrs. Some people may believe leaving your sheep on water for as long as possible will give you an advantage at the saleyards because they will look fuller but it has quite the opposite effect. Not only do they make a mess of the truck but also are more likely to go down on the truck and end up getting covered in shit in return present terrible in the saleyards costing you $$$. As a carrier we recommend 24hrs off water majority of the year and less during summer. We recommend times when we ring up to confirm pickup times not just to keep our trucks tidy but to also help you as a client get the best $$ for your sheep.

14.01.2022 Someone is just a little excited about the new crates....

13.01.2022 Starting them young... https://www.facebook.com/amy.holmes/posts/10210968023055436

13.01.2022 Mixed load from the south east. Our truck and trailers make these sorts of smaller jobs possible.

12.01.2022 Carting Mesh Riesling from Craneford to Yalumba winery today.

12.01.2022 Squeezing in some maintenance with the number 1 apprentice

11.01.2022 Its all go with the spring rush at the moment. Carting sheep into the Dublin market tonight.

11.01.2022 What a ripper little community we have. Thanks to the Angaston Christmas Parade committee for putting on such a fantastic event.

11.01.2022 To any clients that may be interested in attending RSVP to Mark Grossman

11.01.2022 All in a days work.

11.01.2022 Austin told mum he was taking this big fat heifer to Dublin.... Think the trucking gene may be strong in this one.

10.01.2022 Still a couple spots left to fill. If interested send Amy a message. https://m.facebook.com/story.php

09.01.2022 ***HAY FOR SALE*** Wheaten Rye hay for sale $260t +gst Loads of 18, 30 or 34 Call Craig 0419865842

08.01.2022 A pleasure to cart these ewe hoggets today . We have been transporting this customers stock for 50 years. Pretty handy feed where they went down south.

07.01.2022 Quick trip up to Yunta for the HSAF hay run 2020. A beautiful little community suffering from a crippling drought. Well done to all involved. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10160668537067837&id=642072836

07.01.2022 This is what it looks like at Stonefield. Lets hope it rains and rains properly over the next 4 days. This country is desperate for a drink. A little bit of rain is good for everyones mental health

05.01.2022 Supporting local cattle breeders at the Royal Adelaide Show. Best of luck to Walmona Santa Gertrudis Stud, Nangaringa Santa Gertrudis, Seymour Vale Santa Gertrudis Stud, HB Rural/Goolagong Studs and also interstate competitors too.

04.01.2022 Couple of our rigids delivering to Mt Pleasant weaner/ store sale this morning.

04.01.2022 What a busy few months for Angaston Transport. We just wanted to take a moment to thank all our clients for their support especially in the last few weeks. Dad is on the mend and is set to make a full recovery. Good excuse for him to spend some extra time with the grandkids. Lets hope we see some rain soon!

03.01.2022 50 years of Angaston Transport. Couldnt have done it without our wonderful clients. Cheers to another 50 years. https://www.facebook.com/150847093524/posts/10157690568723525/