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Re: Classic pictures Updated 17/04/2021

Post #3601 by Neversweat » Sat Apr 17, 2021 9:00 am

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Re: Classic pictures Updated 17/04/2021

Post #3602 by Jeremy Rowland » Sat Apr 17, 2021 7:54 pm

Nice pics Steve :claphands: the first one is one of the FAI built Hymac machines built while Hymac was under the Brown ownership, like the truck mounted Poclain as well. :thumbup:

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Re: Classic pictures Updated 17/04/2021

Post #3603 by FOWLER MAN » Sat Apr 17, 2021 10:51 pm

Jeremy Rowland wrote:Nice pics Steve :claphands: the first one is one of the FAI built Hymac machines built while Hymac was under the Brown ownership, like the truck mounted Poclain as well. :thumbup:

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Hi Jeremy,
I think the truck mounted excavator you like and the wheel-mount in the next pic. are not Poclain, but "Richier" later to become Ford. :thumbup:

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Re: Classic pictures Updated 17/04/2021

Post #3604 by XS650 » Sat Apr 17, 2021 10:59 pm

Looks like the Bray ? loader is doing a 'Beeching Job' :)

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Re: Classic pictures Updated 17/04/2021

Post #3605 by Jeremy Rowland » Sun Apr 18, 2021 10:55 am

FOWLER MAN wrote:
Jeremy Rowland wrote:Nice pics Steve :claphands: the first one is one of the FAI built Hymac machines built while Hymac was under the Brown ownership, like the truck mounted Poclain as well. :thumbup:

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Hi Jeremy,
I think the truck mounted excavator you like and the wheel-mount in the next pic. are not Poclain, but "Richier" later to become Ford. :thumbup:

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Hi Fred I beg to differ here, if you click on the photo it does clearly say Poclain on the machines, the truck mount is the TP300 and the other machine the face shovel is the TYA model. :thumbup:

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Re: Classic pictures Updated 18/04/2021

Post #3606 by Neversweat » Sun Apr 18, 2021 11:54 am

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Re: Classic pictures Updated 18/04/2021

Post #3607 by hair bear » Sun Apr 18, 2021 12:46 pm

That second-last picture reminds me of a Renault van I had. Always drove like multiple components weren't attached to the body.
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 17/04/2021

Post #3608 by FOWLER MAN » Sun Apr 18, 2021 2:31 pm

Jeremy Rowland wrote:
FOWLER MAN wrote:
Jeremy Rowland wrote:Nice pics Steve :claphands: the first one is one of the FAI built Hymac machines built while Hymac was under the Brown ownership, like the truck mounted Poclain as well. :thumbup:

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Hi Jeremy,
I think the truck mounted excavator you like and the wheel-mount in the next pic. are not Poclain, but "Richier" later to become Ford. :thumbup:

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Hi Fred I beg to differ here, if you click on the photo it does clearly say Poclain on the machines, the truck mount is the TP300 and the other machine the face shovel is the TYA model. :thumbup:

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Hi Jeremy,
Please accept my apologies. :bow:
I was wrong on this one :oops:
I think it's time I visited Specsavers. :think: I clearly need some new glasses. :lol: :lol:

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Re: Classic pictures Updated 18/04/2021

Post #3609 by Jeremy Rowland » Sun Apr 18, 2021 5:39 pm

No problem Fred :thumbup: Steve, nice shot of the 400 Series Sed/Atk low loader. :thumbup:

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Re: Classic pictures Updated 18/04/2021

Post #3610 by XS650 » Sun Apr 18, 2021 6:53 pm

Noticed a few Drotts there.
When and why did Drott's (meaning any track shovels) fall out of favour ?
I started in Construction in 77 and you saw very few on building sites but no site in the 1960s seemed to be without one.

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