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I can't remember the last time I saw 'string n ribbon' safety cordons.
Is that the managers car under the Poclain bucket? Very tempting...

Looks like there are marks on the road that suggest it may have done a bit of a 180 once on it's side, but could a TK get enough speed to do that?

Spotted this, not mine, may be of interest to someone...
http://hmvf.co.uk/topic/40829-saviem-sm8/

The Citroen GS puts that photo in the mid 70's.
Was the Guy layout known as a 'Chinese Six'?
I wonder what the stopping distance was for the Roadless???

You'd have thought they would at least take the curtains down before the flats were demolished.

The Tilbury picture must be the first historically recorded use of hi-viz.

Welcome along.
Bolinder engines are popular in older canal boats here so if it's engine manuals you need, you may find some help on canal boat sites.
Good luck with your quest, any photos of your project?

Well done, now get out there and play!

Hi Dan, It's nearly 40 years since I had much to do with a 275 so memories are somewhat fuzzy, but I think there is a hand wheel under the seat to the rhs of the gearbox marked 'higher - lower'. If the links seem to stop at the same place try going up, then wind the wheel towards lower. Let the arms...

The pic of the cement works is so crisp it could almost be a model.