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hair bear wrote:Nice pair of Mercs.
2nd last pic - If he's doing that whole demolition job with an AllDig, it's going to take a while. I'd give him a couple of quid for the AA sign before Mr. Cole gets it.

Love the 590C loading the Mercs.

Jeremy

Another clip, this time of the Bristol over-loader, must say I am glad that I have seen this for myself as it is a most unusual system although one that was once used with many earlier front loading shovels.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-49rPCet7ks

Jeremy

Another short clip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_tDcIAdMG0

There's more clips and photos to come.

Jeremy

Anyone?? I have never taken one out myself but at best guess there will be some small hex bolts securing the aluminium frame to the mechanism which will be bolted onto the cab frame, sorry I can't help more, I would recommend having another pair of hands to hold the whole lot while the last bolts a...

The Bristol 'up and over' loader was something which I had never seen in operation before, I did get some footage of it and will be uploading that to my YouTube channel as soon as time permits. :thumbup: Good to see CMN member Paul Argent there as well. :wave: http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/i...

The first lot of photos shows not one but two Atkinson Venturer dual drive heavy tractor units, the one in the CAMBRO livery is 240 Gardner powered the other by a trusty 14 liter Cummins. :thumbup: Pics now from the plant working field: http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images/userpix/112_5BOVAQ...

Today I visited the 2024 Chipping Steam Fair, this superb event always offers something new to be seen, naturally I spend most of my time in the plant working field and a big thanks goes to Geoffrey Slater who organizes the plant working field. There is a wide variety of different things for all the...

hair bear wrote:I reckon that Cargo could get unstable a bit quick.

You must have read my mind doesn't look like one of the better ideas for tipping!

Jeremy

Nice couple of old 580C machines there Steve and a 580D

Jeremy

essexpete wrote:Brightening up J!

At long last!

Jeremy