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TS14 twin
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Nick Drew
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Re: TS14 twin
Fantastic photo Darren 
Great to see you posting here Thanks a lot 
Do you have any more information about this machine
Nick
Great to see you posting here
Thanks a lot Do you have any more information about this machine
Nick
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John Gaunt
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Re: TS14 twin
thats not original , the scraper at front is a single only unit , I`m only going on the tyre size
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Re: TS14 twin
another machine
Got these photos off a guy
they reckon some of these machines operated in the UK in the late 60s 70s I have never seen any
suppose it solves the problem of finding scraper drivers,
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Re: TS14 twin
Whilst solving the problem of finding scraper drivers, would have been interesting to move on the road, or probably in those days, just drove it with an escort. Today, I guess you'd have to split it to fit on a lowloader.
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