Posted info in 'British Pathe Films Topic' , but some great track shovel demolition film here, Stills feature button very usefull.-
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Traxcavators On Demolition
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Very clear pic of Cat ( 933 ? )possibly a British Rail one
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Very interesting Craig.
My mate has bought 5 Cat 951's,two are ex BR,one has side tip bucket.Still looking for colour photos of BR ones to be used as a referance for when the British Rail one is restored.I can remember some detail when I worked on them,but that was 34 years ago.
Hope someone can dig up a photo at some time.
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My mate has bought 5 Cat 951's,two are ex BR,one has side tip bucket.Still looking for colour photos of BR ones to be used as a referance for when the British Rail one is restored.I can remember some detail when I worked on them,but that was 34 years ago.
Hope someone can dig up a photo at some time.
Cheers
Martyn
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FIVE ! business or hobby ?
Wonder what colour BR plant was in sixties ? blood and custard ? I know all the engineering vehicles were dark green.
Wonder what colour BR plant was in sixties ? blood and custard ? I know all the engineering vehicles were dark green.
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Re: Traxcavators On Demolition
The one in the photo above looks to be plumbed for a side-tip bucket with those pipes along the boom.
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.Just seen a rare sight in these parts a CAT 973 on the road ,however back to the past ............
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Top pics again Craig. You are finding loads more than me. The pic below illustrates how much work 1 machine used to do back in those days. Nowadays there would be have half a dozen machines on a site that size.
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Hi Paul got about 3 left now and thats it !
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A dirty half dozen Cat Traxcavators. A few more I have trawled from t'internet. Another half dozen to come in a day or 3.
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I never really understood why these track loaders had such high front (ugly) windscreens but now when you see the type of tall buildings they tackled it all becomes clear
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