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Richard, you have made my day with them,though i am very sad to see it in that condition :cry: :cry: . Do you know if its still at greety's place?, but then again it has been 8 years when you took them pics. .What a sorry state it looks . I was 9 years old when dad bought it so i practically grew up...

ideal any damage at all?

richard,

yes that badge is the avon bridge machinery dealer sticker, them were the days.

Richard,

yea that pic was taken at saltram house. I worked for phillip hingston he owns E.G. Hingston and son now and there base just outside yealmpton at chaokford corner they move there bout 2 years ago maybe, they were based at wilburton before the move.

interesting pics how long did it take to dig that machine out?

cheers kigg

wet roads and no brakes cant be good

very nice selection of crawlers richard . Any of them still used on a daily bases
heres a crawler i used to operate when i was a fencing contractor you mite have seen in it action round devon.

kigg

nice pictures Roly, yea that 440 is a massive machine i reckon you could cover alot of acres with that beast

CASE IH 856 in the silage pit not healthy.

CASE IH 856 sleeping nicely in a bed of freshly cut silage oops