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Dean Cox wrote:Ahh, appearances can be deceptive!! That old JCB has just done all the drainage for an equestrian yard and menage and leveled over 400 tons of stone and sand. She's a real work horse and now she's just had a new clutch there's no stopping her.

nice one Dean

macca,looks like sunny Ayrshire.
I thought all Bechers kit had gone to Cameroon?

nick lamb wrote:macca,looks like sunny Ayrshire.
I thought all Bechers kit had gone to Cameroon?

Its beattock windfarm mate 2 of his D10s parked in Northeast now

kids tea party with some of the family

Nice place for a party Nicky gets my vote too

Jeremy

Majic pic there Nick, kids always love doing something a bit nutty or wacky, this is nutty and wacky with food and pop, with pic's to look back on in a few years ahead of a good Fun moment, its worn the few pounds you paid for the box just for this day alone, a treat to see.

tctractors

Dean Cox wrote:Ahh, appearances can be deceptive!! That old JCB has just done all the drainage for an equestrian yard and menage and leveled over 400 tons of stone and sand. She's a real work horse and now she's just had a new clutch there's no stopping her.

Hats off to the operator i couldnt level a shop dummy with one of those, frontend or backhoe!

Tractor and box wins it for me.

taking digger through Sundridge golf course!

Here's one of our new wrapped livery machines.

JCB JS175w