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Might pay to put a bar under the rear wheel when off the ground to check the wheel bearing. I found, admittedly years ago, that an UTTO off the shelf allowed brake chatter.i I have also found similar with a Manitou based New Holland telehandler. UTTO made the brakes squark and the limited slip diff ...

After the £12 burger incident at a charity tractor run last year and then this I'm starting to wonder if I am turning into the worlds biggest cheapskate??? Sorry Rob but you are! :D Joking apart, the auctioneers will claim that buyers have the opportunity to view and purchase from a large collectio...

Rob that looks like a catch up on 40 years worth of maintenance.

I can't speak for the 'management' , but it should not be a problem.

It would have originally been registered around the Edinburgh area of Scotland. Probably get more response on The Farming Forum.

Interesting with the cross over from rope to hydraulic working alongside. I did a day or two in 1990 on a site contracting a bridge over the Blackwater in Maldon, Essex. They were still using an NCK rope for the everyday site lifting.

I always thought the silver cab looked smarter than the later red.

Tidy

Looks like Steve has provided two Weatherill photos, both hi lift versions of the 2H. Not seen one with the banana arms before.

That would be for their largest artic shovels, the L84 and L86. From the proportions I would guess the latter. Probably got to that point too late in the day.