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Well, the badge on the front says FOWLER and the shape of the badge is Fowler's trade mark, but I suppose it could have been put on something else [doubt it, though]. I've seen that type of machine somewhere............................................... on a beach dragging boats around ????????? Wh...

Right just a quick one.... has anyone got a picture of just the stokey stetson guy? Im currently trying to make a set of decals for my model 374D LME that i just bought. I want it to be as close as possible so i would really like the stetson on the model. Or has anyone got any pictures of a Stokey ...

Doubt it, they're not working on The White Cliffs of Dover

:wave: :wave: I may be known to some of you, if so, I send my condolences, your nightmares may be re-awakened. :wave: :wave: First sit on a tractor? Fordson Major at Wantage, aged 5. First drive? Grey Fergie in 1958, aged 9. Well, I steered it, while its owner did the clutch etc. Many visits to deal...

And no Hi vis or hard hats in sight... How did they survive?... :D Plenty of beer and other alcohol. ;) :think: We rarely broke anything, we used to bounce :dizzy: The cabs in the late 60s were no more than angle iron and glass. ROPS were only just being developed over here. Cats had a choice of a ...

Euclid built their twin aka TC-12, basically by taking 2 x C6 machines and deleting 2 frames to mount them side-by-side. I remember going with my father to see the demonstration at Upper-Cwm-Twrch OCCS in 1960 or so. This machine came into view with a wide full coal blade, most impressive. The drive...