The Classic Machinery Network

Well lads Im a little embarrassed as I have never seen or heard of this TV series so will have to do some investagation see what I can find as for personal slanging off at some one on the net pretty gutless I would think but then Im just old fashioned .Thanks for the heads up Paul will make sure I k...

gudday mate welcome aboard hope you enjoy the ride
Paul

widget Im trying to think of something smart to say but Im lost for words best of British

Paul

all dozers I've worked on there is always a special link to split and does not require heat to remove never split tracks on one like your but woul think it would be the same ???? having said that I have never split tracks to get back on just back them of and use block and tackle and and jacks to slo...

mate you have done a great job there and they all work not just for looking at seeya
Paul

a collapsable goosneck float or lowloader supose it depends on were your from unless your American then its a lowboy wonder did it lift up and down with a winch or rams dont seem to see many any more because of there weight at least in Australia thanks for sharing will have to find some piccys of mi...

pretty sure TrevorJ is on the money old eastern block tractor or as they are called here in oz poor mans Fiat having said that farmers seemed to get a fairly good run out of them and I think parts are still easy enough to get however if it has put a foot out of bed as described most likely cheaper t...

Brett I have one word to describe your models WOW pretty good stuff I am amazed at the stuff you have thanks for sharing seeya
Paul

Jeremy it has a Maxidyne 6 cylinder Mack motor 320 hp but a flat torque curve I think its about 1050 lbs torque from 2100 rpm down to say 850- 900 rpm they pull like you wouldnt believe even at gross weight dont get me wrong you see a big hill you will be back thru gears real quick but as a single t...

how good is that have never seen one of them before thanks for posting seeya
Paul