The Classic Machinery Network

Yep, you've got a good memory! Hillmans came from Hillmans Farm, Chapel Lane, Bolney. The other low loader was Beasley Bros, yellow and blue 3 axle scania with a tandem axle drop neck trailer from Copthorne.

I worked for this firm in the early 90's. I got this scania at 23 and would n't get out of it, god I loved it! Wish it was my own and still had it. She was a good old girl and the trailer was brill!

Thanks for the update. Hope to see them both soon and all the best to Nicky.

I've noticed both Roly and Nicky Lamb are conspicuous by their absence. Wots happened to both of them or have they deffected..........

By the way I think I should add I'm a fan of their posts and look out for them!

Hi catman, have they thrown you off the ACMOC site then!

I bought a couple of second hand machines from hydrex that were ex Lindsey plant and I had good service out of them just took some effort to repaint them to get rid of that horrible paint job!

Found these pictures of my 7 and box loaded this summer and thought they may be of interest.

Thats a smart little model, what scale is it and where did you get it?

I do a lot of clearance work and in my experience pulverisor blades are too blunt to split timber and if they did it would n't be cost effective. If you want too split wood and lots off it cheaply put a hydraulic splitter on a little old tractor. If its for a home fire I've seen some good cheap elec...

Magic shots and what a job you 've got on! But sod the digger I want the workshop!!!!!!!