..... and lastly, as well as a Bible and a copy of Shakespeare's works, you are allowed one piece of plant or machinery with necessary fuels, oils and spares, on your desert island.
What would it be and why?
Tone
Desert Island Diggers?
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Re: Desert Island Diggers?
it has to be my red winget muir-hill model 2s dumper. such great fun to own, show and drive. the pictures are here somewhere on this site.
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Hi,
After 55 years of plant it would be good to have a break away from it all.
If I must choose
I suppose it would be my old Challenger. They've served me well for nearly 40 years and it would be like having an old friend allong.
(Don't know where you'd find the apares though).
Fred
After 55 years of plant it would be good to have a break away from it all.
If I must choose
I suppose it would be my old Challenger. They've served me well for nearly 40 years and it would be like having an old friend allong.(Don't know where you'd find the apares though).
Fred
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Re: Desert Island Diggers?
canaldrifter wrote:..... and lastly, as well as a Bible and a copy of Shakespeare's works, you are allowed one piece of plant or machinery with necessary fuels, oils and spares, on your desert island.
What would it be and why?
Tone
it would be a hymac 580c,as it reminds me , of better time in the late 1970,s, beng a young lad,construction was booming, music was good
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