Does anyone have any photos, literature, drawings, etc for this scraper?
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Vickers-Onion 46H
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Hello again Andrew,
I have found a pic of a rather sorry looking Onions 4/6H box. (See below).
![Image](http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images/userpix/2600_3VM6RIMZDSG0W1584560771.jpg)
I have found a pic of a rather sorry looking Onions 4/6H box. (See below).
![Image](http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images/userpix/2600_3VM6RIMZDSG0W1584560771.jpg)
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Looks like you have got it there Fred .
May have a lot more time to hunt for photos the way things are going and if the internet does not crash
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Most of the Vickers-Onions scraper models were cable controlled but they did later add a small hydraulic version with a six cubic yard capacity which was suitable for wheeled tractors such as the 4WD County and Muir-Hill tractors. These being used on small sites such as tips, sports fields and access roads.
Guess 4/6H meant struck / heaped capacity in cu.yd.s and Hydraulic.
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https://tractors.fandom.com/wiki/Vickers-Onions
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Most of the Vickers-Onions scraper models were cable controlled but they did later add a small hydraulic version with a six cubic yard capacity which was suitable for wheeled tractors such as the 4WD County and Muir-Hill tractors. These being used on small sites such as tips, sports fields and access roads.
Guess 4/6H meant struck / heaped capacity in cu.yd.s and Hydraulic.
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XS650 wrote:From-
https://tractors.fandom.com/wiki/Vickers-Onions
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Most of the Vickers-Onions scraper models were cable controlled but they did later add a small hydraulic version with a six cubic yard capacity which was suitable for wheeled tractors such as the 4WD County and Muir-Hill tractors. These being used on small sites such as tips, sports fields and access roads.
Guess 4/6H meant struck / heaped capacity in cu.yd.s and Hydraulic.
Craig
Thats the one
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