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Yes, it's been a year already since the 550 arrived - so what have we achieved this far? The list of completed jobs keeps growing but none of it could be classed as difficult (Henry Cole would call it fettling), and mostly just Saturday afternoons and odd evenings so not a huge amount of time involv...

So could the crawler from last week belong the the same operator as the cranes this week?
Are pics 8 and 9 the same site?

Me too, but I may be a little biased.

It's a good job I'm not in the market for another one, but... hmmm...
Anyhow, The cab on mine needs a bit of paint and I saw the door on this one and wondered what a completely silver cab 'britains style' would look like. Then just paint the plough blue with a yellow wheel!

Go on Tim... You know you want to (not far from home either!). https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/285815269455?mkevt=1&mkpid=0&emsid=e11021.m43.l3160&mkcid=7&ch=osgood&euid=5623f7cda66c4f0ea5d2bc21a696ebff&bu=43167302673&ut=RU&osub=-1%7E1&crd=20240416072707&segname=11...

Let me just slip on an anorak... Yes, it's an EE type 3, in green would have been a D6xxx number and later on Class 37xxx. :think: Ahem, anyhow, Is there a story to the D tipper? At a glance I'd say from the first photo it ran down the slope on the left backwards and through the wall. Can't really s...

Is it my imagination - or is the crawler in the train yard painted in 'coaching stock' crimson and cream?

The AEC tipper is similar to one of your previous posts, the body looks too long. Maybe a trend for that era perhaps.

Hmmp! Cancelled. Next one 5th October.

A quick reminder for Patrick Edwards tractor jumble on the 6th of April in Bampton near Oxford.