The Classic Machinery Network

On the June bank holiday an attamp will be made to recover an Atlas 30 ton long reach excavator from a bog, on the banks of the Woodford canal. The machine was lost in 1992 when WAM was doing regeneration work was been done on the canal, and for a time only the top of the boom and dipper could be se...

Good looking box Nicky, are you keeping her on rope?

Hi Martin, a ladys Bronzing Brush (makeup brush) is very good for taking dust off, it is very soft and will not break small parts off the model. They cost about £1 out of Primark,s, not that I use makeup, Ha Ha.

Hi Charlie. good to here from you, hope you are keeping well, thanks for a great day at Taylor Woodrow. Are you working overseas? Good luck, Noel.

Very sad, these men work so hard and do a job that I could not do under ground, even thinking of been under ground puts shivers up my spine. God bless them and there kin. We stood for a minute at the Ulster rubgy match last nite with hope the last man would be found alive, sad news today.

Thanks Martin, was a long haul coming over from Ireland, left at 10 30 friday morning and met Neil at the boat in Scotland, not home till 2oclock this morning. My best on show that was working must be the D8 22A and box, the snort of the engine was GREEAAATTT. all round thank you to all the machiner...

Looks like it will be a good show, boat booked on Friday, driving down from Scotland, talk that there may be some Euclid machines there. Just hope that the weather is fine.

Great photos, can smell the grass now, remember drawing in with 35s and dexters, wind in the face, no cabs then, not be long till it starts again, thanks for the photos.

Great photos, can smell the grass now, remember drawing in with 35s and dexters, wind in the face, no cabs then, not be long till it starts again, thanks for the photos.

Well done Ireland, great match and a great score, and no cheating on the line outs, well done lads and thank you England for a good match.