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liner dumpers went out of existence a long way back but as a lot of components are the same as other dumpers it is a matter of searching around for the items you need i had the same problem with my 2250 liner dumper on the brake pads and calipers they turned out to be jaguar e type brakes ??? it wil...

hi with that chassis no it is certainly a liner dumper they have gone out of business now but if you get in touch with the liner mixer company in uk there md would be able to tell you year of manufacture as they have the original paperwork i will see if i can find phone number if you want it i have ...

3d 11 is a bigger machine than the 3c 11 d range were always a bigger machine power and reach wise
alan

hi fred nice memories i worked for few of gloucestershire plant firms in the mid 60s late 70s durston plant who took over broughton plant excavators in cheltenham they were great days drov most types from jcb 2b 3c 806 through to cat 951 955 977 d8 d9 hymac 580 even a tower crane as the firm i was o...

i think 1978 g =7 plus the 8 =1978 i worked it out as a=1 b=2 ect i have a G8-**** and it has been confirmed as 1972 by the md of the present liner company alan

from the look of the serial no would appear to be 1978 model as i think the nos are made up of letter a =1 b=2 c=3 and so on for decade and number after being year so G8 =1978 if that makes sense my liner starts G2 and i have had it confirmed as 1972
alan

serial no is defo a liner built in gateshead a firm now taken over by multimark engineering
alan

the serial no is off a liner built in uk

hi looks like a lister sr2 engine straight 20/20w for operating between o degrees to 30 degrees 9 1/2 pints
alan

most listers on construction equip ar anti clockwise
alan