Hi Folks,
Came across this a couple of weeks ago and I must confess I don't know what it is?
Looking at the "H" on the top of the front grill makes me wonder if its a Huddig?
I'm sure somebody on this site will be able to offer a positive identity IBH, Falkara?
Jeremy
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Re: What is it?
Hi Jeremy.. i would say it looks like a army Huddig, but i am sure some one could do a positive ID
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Re: What is it?
I'd say its a Hydrema - but I'm only betting 50 quid this time 
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Re: What is it?
newjcb123uk wrote:I'd say its a Hydrema - but I'm only betting 50 quid this time
Ah never thought of Hydrema Chris
could be
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Its a "Dreamer" the Army has a mountain of them, they often have rows of them parked at the Ashchurch Army depot.
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tctractors wrote:Its a "Dreamer" the Army has a mountain of them, they often have rows of them parked at the Ashchurch Army depot.
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Thanks Tony new some body here could do a positive id on it
The sticker in the cab shows it was supplied by Warwick Ward machinery, think like Leversley at Burton on Trent they get to flog off loads of old army kit.
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The Huddig-logo looks different: http://www.huddig.se
Hydrema, hmmmmmm ... might be ... the linkage on the frontshowel looks familiar. But also the Hydrema-logo looks different.
Edit: just found som Hydremas with a similar logo:
Hydrema, hmmmmmm ... might be ... the linkage on the frontshowel looks familiar. But also the Hydrema-logo looks different.
Edit: just found som Hydremas with a similar logo:
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Re: What is it?
RichardJW~ wrote:wait, are we on the same tracks here????.....looks like a Mk111 Capri to me
Tee Hee
The place where I snapped the pic is a real junk yard I have no idea what they're business is
because the place is full of old kit that just seams to sit there and rot away, you do see some interesting things there though hence the old Capri.Jeremy
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Re: What is it?
It's definetly a Hydrema - final answer 
Does anybody have any pictures of the Hydrema Backhoe Loader that featured the cab that moved in conjunction with the backhoe slewing? It was a supurb idea and know that a major manufacturer of backhoes has one in development. I have a brochure of it somewhere under the thousands of leaflets but if anyone has picture or has seen one please let me know - cheers
Does anybody have any pictures of the Hydrema Backhoe Loader that featured the cab that moved in conjunction with the backhoe slewing? It was a supurb idea and know that a major manufacturer of backhoes has one in development. I have a brochure of it somewhere under the thousands of leaflets but if anyone has picture or has seen one please let me know - cheers
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