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More pictures of the Neal Runabout T15109 at Wortley Top Forge (http://www.topforge.co.uk)

At Wortley Top Forge (http://www.topforge.co.uk) we have 2 old Neal Cranes QM519 & T15109 which are both used regularly (see my other postings for more pictures)

I am looking for information on the steering mechanism of a Neal QM. We have a QM serial number 519 at Wortley Top Forge ( http://www.topforge.co.uk ) that the steering is in need of a lot of TLC. We have found that the power assistance was Patented by R.E.Clarke ( http://v3.espacenet.com/publicatio...

While looking in the archives at Wortley Top Forge (http://www.topforge.co.uk) for information on our Neal QM (which I did not find) I found operating instructions & parts list for a Jones KL22 which I can scan if anybody would like a copy.

At Wortley Top Forge ( http://www.topforge.co.uk ) we have a Neal Runabout T15109. This is a good little crane the dose well in all the small lifting jobs we ask it to do. The crane has a current certificate and is used regularly. We also have manuals & parts lists for this crane (which I can sc...

At Wortley Top Forge ( http://www.topforge.co.uk ) we have a Neal QM serial number 519. This crane has been at the forge for a number of years and (with the exception of getting stuck in the mud) performs well in every lifting job we have used it for. The crane has a current certificate but is now n...