The Classic Machinery Network

The rocking bucket action is interesting, don't think I'd want to use it for loading dung though...

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.

Not so much 'new toy', more 'needed accessory'!

Nice tipper evolution line up.
Never knew a J4 could carry that much on the roof rack? Seriously though, I would have thought the service truck should have been an Ebro or similar so I wonder if JCB would have supplied it ready built as dealer equipment?
Is the next one down a Muir Hill?

I guess that would have been a three way (ahem...) tip rather than a swivel body (oo err) type?

'the 3rd man wacked and swept up. Only had 2 men at work signs.' reminds me of a Benny Hill sketch - They wanted tree fellers, and there's only the two of us.

I reckon that Cargo could get unstable a bit quick.

After the £12 burger incident at a charity tractor run last year and then this I'm starting to wonder if I am turning into the worlds biggest cheapskate???

I've always enjoyed going to farm sales, you never know what might turn up. It used to be fun to get a bargain. Dragged all the way to Alton recently to a collective sale. Big mistake. It was a Saturday so was expecting the usual dredge of 'Saturday shoppers' just getting in the way but what I wasn'...

Good point, I hadn't looked at it like that.

I honestly don't know how you guys manage to photo and document things like you do! I've often got home and thought I should have taken some before and after pics - I even set out on a couple of occasions armed with the camera instead of the phone specifically to do some documenting and immediately ...