The Classic Machinery Network

hair bear wrote:I guess that would have been a three way (ahem...) tip rather than a swivel body (oo err) type?

'the 3rd man wacked and swept up. Only had 2 men at work signs.' reminds me of a Benny Hill sketch - They wanted tree fellers, and there's only the two of us.

Yes it was a three way (titter ye not).

I reckon that Cargo could get unstable a bit quick. You must have read my mind :lol: doesn't look like one of the better ideas for tipping! Jeremy A few years ago, in France, I watched a gang of 3 laying some ducting down the side of a village road. One man on the floor, a 13 ton excavator with a f...

Coke was a by-product of coal after gas extraction, very light non dense material. The loader really looks like an adaptation of the 2H. Model.

Never heard of a 6HL before. Odd looking arm arrangement.

Brightening up J!

Was the last shot for real?

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.