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Got to admit i do love the old 245's, old girls were bomb proof.

Got some old pics as well when i was at Brown and Mason demo. 245 ME with La Bounty shear.
Think we had about 10 of them.
Will post if i can find them.

Gavin84w wrote:$160K required straight up on that dozer, the exposed chrome tells the story

Thanks for the pics. One of the first bits of kit i worked on. Would love to drive one again

Never seen one of those before. Quicker looking than the other trailers you see. Nice

Could do with one of those at my site. The D9's here do more miles than the 7.15 glasgow to london

A few pics of D11 at finning, Cannock.
And a couple of new D9T's
And an arty one

Saw the same dozer at Finning in Cannock. Yours for £625.000 Going back there next week I'll see if its still there. Got some pics from last time, will post as soon as i can.

Hi Yozza, First things first Stop using machine asap. Milkiness of hydraulic oil is due to it being contaminated with water ( very bad). Found out how in got in there, could be contamination from drum being left open or hydraulic cap not sealing. There are a few ways to deal with this problem. first...

Castlebridge plant do run the plant. That picture was taken from Mainshill in Aryshire. I'm based their with Finning, service contracts on 10x777Ds and 3x777Fs and 3xD9Ts. None off those god awful TR100 yet!! , but i'm not biased. :) One of the old RH120(now the cat 6030) has moved to Brokencross mi...

Hi Joe, Yes castlebridge plant do run the plant. That picture was taken from Mainshill in Aryshire.
I'm based their with Finning, service contracts on 10x777Ds and 3x777Fs and 3xD9Ts.
One of the old RH120(now the cat 6030) has moved to Brokencross mine and replaced with a Liebherr 9250.