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These two could be for sale, anyone interested?

Is the dustcart a Market Transport body?
They appear to be building a landfill embankment right beside a new build?

I thought upside down christmas trees were a modern phenomenon - obviously not.

I would never have though of AWD, thanks for that. The link is interesting, although I'd love to know how by dismantling a Fourdrive or a Superfour they were able to produce a driven front axle. I wonder if it was actually a Roadless front axle they were working with. Yes County did convert Traders,...

Is the dumper picture in Thailand? I think they named a place after it!
Who built the 6x6 Trader? I want to suggest Reynolds Boughton but I doubt it.

No problem, keep us informed of your progress.

Managed to 'borrow' a Dymo self adhesive label printer from work, and after a little experimentation printing XXNNdoublespaceXXX in 10pt appears to be quite passable for 1/24 scale UK plates. The tapes are available in black print on white and black print on yellow so all I need to do now is investi...

Always sort of fancied having a Martian - wouldn't want the fuel bill though!

Looks like a general clearout, but does include a JCB 413 with a 4in1 bucket.
Catalogue at Thimbleby and Shorland.

Hi all, Certainly within the UK market the 4000 had the straight inverted U axle, one radius arm from the steering box to a single drag link and the track rod to the left of the engine as pictured. I'm sure the 3000 had a swept axle, two drag links/radius arms and no track rod identical to a Fergie....