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Hi Dave,

USA design, same same as 6020B.

SB

Hi Nicky,

No it originally came from foreign shores, had some work done and went out to work for around 3 year ago.
Mainly used on soil restoration work where it will move the same amount of material per hour as a RH120 and 3 x 777's.
Its down Plymouth on Rock Ripping duties.

SB

Hi Dave,

Yes its a complete ground up redesign of the RH40 which compared to the competition is a bit of a dinosaur.

The 6020B is a fresh design also pitched at the PC2000 & EX1800 market, it will be released later this year.

SB

It is "all" new, however the upper frame is based on the 5110B.
Should be a welcome update to the RH40E / 6015 which hasn't been updated - apart from a different colour paint and engine - since around 1994.

SB

a Couple of recent pics of Ffos-y-fran, work progressing nicely as the project is around the half way mark.

SB

The name comes from the owner and founder - Leonard Stokes, hence Stokey Plant, the logo refers to the Stetson (10 gallon) he used to wear, early incarnations of the logo did feature a cigar but not for long.

(its actually a stogy which is a long this cigar).

SB

Hello all.

It is 100% A 7PZ D11R. (7PZ01679 to be exact) and a 2007 machine.

Attached are a couple of pics of it when we moved it into the site>

SB

G'day Jer,

All is well thank you! How's things with yourself?

The 641 has same front end as a 657 and a 651, just a smaller box than the 651, same HP.

641 ceased production in 1981.

SB

The buckle has a switch in it and just connects the earth when you plug the seat belt in.
Just another pain in the and causes more agro then they are worth! Quarries will park a machine up if they are not working and drivers will get a warning if they are out the cab and the light still flashing!

SB