New Members - please introduce yourself

[Holger]

Hi John and thank you for your introduction!

[Bog Trotter]

Hi Chris (Kigg) great pic of the converted tracked dumper with from what i can see as a Bryce post chapper on it i myself worked as fencing contracter for a couple of yrs before coming home to the farm.We worked a Volvo EC55 with a wrag post chapper on it and what a versatile machine this was on both steep and awkward ground.I'm hoping to purchase a post chapper myself to fit to my LGP JZ70 to make life so much easier on the farm i will keep you all posted on how i get on with my adventures.
Cheers...J (Bog Trotter)

[kigg]

hi bog, do u have any pictures of the volvo EC55 with post rammer if so can u post them up.
heres another picture of the post rammer.

[Bog Trotter]

Hi kigg sorry but i dont have any pics of the EC55 as i no longer work with him but if i do get the chance to take pics of it then i will..Also if i get my own chapper i will take pics of it and post on here for others to veiw..Meanwhile you could try searching Bryce chappers or Wrag chappers on google they have various pics of there chappers mounted on different machines.

[frame69]

Hi,Im Frame (Andy) from Cornwall. Before I had spinal surgery I was a plant engineer all over the west country but finished up in ECC in and around St Austel and occasionally Plymouth (lee moor) I worked on Cats mainly but we also had a few other brands also.My involvement is now only in small scale.
Regards Frame.

[Martyn Henley]

Greetings Andy and a big welcome to CMN

Martyn

[frame69]

Cheers Martyn.
Frame.

[josephcyril]

Hi all, greetings from Wyong NSW
My name is Tim. Originally I wanted a steam portable engine or a steam roller for a restoration project, this of course had to go through the usual scrutiny of 'er indoors' and it was decided that although pretty, once restored steam engines don't actually do an awful lot. After a very diplomatic exchange she agreed that I really ought to purchase a JCB 3DMKll regardless of the dismantled engine . The only drawback she tells me is that JCB's don't cut grass.
So I'm looking forward to keeping you up to scratch on the restoration, go easy on me, I have to run a business as part of my real world too!

[Holger]

Greetings Andy and Tim!

[kingpost1]

i've just been introduced to this forum by a friend. i own a 1969 jcb 3d (bit long in the tooth now). I also have afew vintage tractors and enjoy competing in a few ploughing matches.