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Interesting pics there Craig specially the J4 showing the Commer step through next to it............................ I wonder if the "steppy" was a Davenports motor

Jeremy

Thats a cracking shot there Jack my second picture for this month shows yet another classic 580C acquired for rebuild by Tony Flint Great to see it saved and not broken up or torched.

Jeremy

Well....im sad to say that the 3C MkII that i took a photo of to sart this thread has dissapeared....im assuming that its been scrapped. If only id known it was for sale or wanted rid of.....id have gladly taken it off the owners hands. The wheeled loader i mentioned is still there though! There's ...

Something a little different here from me; the Goodyear airship that I managed to take a few pics of while it was buzzing around over Wolverhampton last week.

Jeremy

All good stuff Steve, its truly amazing how much engineering influence we once used to have, apparently there was an old Austin (think it was the A40) that was also made in Japan, but the Willeme badged versions of British trucks............. they're something else!! :thumbup: (hate to say it but pr...

That sounds like a big Ooooops then!!

Jeremy

Thats a very interesting version of the FG Steve not seen one like that before.

Jeremy

Here's a few more pics taken today of the Friel Liebherr 944 that has been working local to me. This job is now nearing completion.

Jeremy

Julian wrote:I think Gdaddy is refering to leakage between the injector to cylinder head seating. I'm not familiar with the sealing arrangement on this engine but if copper washers then they may need removing and annealing?

Julian.

Yes you are correct, it could also be a cracked injector body too.

Jeremy

Here's one from me taken this morning, this machine is still at work on the Lyng estate West Bromwich but the work looks to be nearing completion now, I will post more pictures of this machine in the Liebherr thread latter.

Jeremy