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Those Dennis SS fire engines with V8 Perkins really flew and here is one flying on Jeremys patch ( along with a fire service ERF skip lorry on blues which I have never seen before)-


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RegvCPMWNnM

Soon be looking like this Jeremy
https://www.flickr.com/photos/183871373 ... ateposted/

Just noticed the thumb pics in Winget Four/35 brochure do show dozer blade .
Visibility not good !

Craig

Third pic down , the man on the AB Calf Dozer , doesn't he look happy ! Mind a shift on one of them cannot have been fun. https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=D3rJOW9A&id=E7B1264EDD359DA61E89DDB33367E33BDA7D6CF0&thid=OIP.D3rJOW9A7qC3X0dMiMVo2AHaEK&mediaurl=https%3a%2...

Yes I think the middle axle parked on rocks is lifting the whole thing up.

The Ford D Series is a Ford publicity picture for the new 6x4 'High Articulation Tandems' . Does what it says on the tin !

Thanks for posting.
The dozer blade option controlled by skip sounds interesting ,shame no pictures.
Never seen a dozer blade on a British dumper.
Craig

The crane on the Trader could be a Whitlock lots of similarities to pic below.. I have read they only made 20 cranes and all on Dodge 300 or k500 chassis. But with Whitlock anything could happen ! and they were very fond of a Ford. http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images/userpix/618_2DLI0MXWAUD...

Borrowed from the British Dumper thread is an ad showing a diesel G.F. from the Winget era. What the tie up was I do not know, possibly marketing only . As ever although George Fowlers seemed quite popular info is scarce. They did not seem to produce many brochures or press articles . Craig http://w...

Thanks Pete, could not envisage how you could get enough. turnover speed with a rachet!