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Hi everyone, does anyone have any information on the Sambron GM20 dumper. The skip/dumper could be lowered to the ground by 2 hydraulic arms. Does anyone know where there might be one for sale as I fancy a restoration project. thanks

Prospekt...

I'll bet it was not very handy in poor ground conditions minus the skip.

I don't think many if any were sold in the UK you would have to see if you can find one in France. I know that when we at Weatherills sold Sambron we never sold any or any parts for one.

Yes thought they would be rare in the UK, great concept though. Merlo's Cingo has adopted the same method on their mini dumper. Thanks for the brochure Johnson Dumper, much appreciated

john wrote:I don't think many if any were sold in the UK you would have to see if you can find one in France. I know that when we at Weatherills sold Sambron we never sold any or any parts for one.

Another piece of history John. Weatherill's own contribution to entente cordiale!

Did you see this BTW?

Weatherill

Hi,
There's nothing new!
George Fowell produced a version of their GF dumper with a detachable skip for concrete many years ago. No hydraulics then
Pictured working in a West Country Quarry below circa 1950s.
Fred.

FOWLER MAN wrote:Hi,
There's nothing new!
George Fowell produced a version of their GF dumper with a detachable skip for concrete many years ago. No hydraulics then
Pictured working in a West Country Quarry below circa 1950s.
Fred.

The ideas not new just the means of delivery i.e. hydraulically; thanks Fred.

Jeremy

With rear wheel drive and a 20 stone driver no problems with traction when skip removed for the GF !