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I find this picture a bit of a treat , ( other than someones personal loss) as I am well known for my hate of anything (modern) with the JCB badge stuck to it, I would not shelter from a storm in one of those Bangers,
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That old ripper tractor looks ready to "Calf Down" by the amount of Sweat dripping from the top of the rad, when they start to leave the "tear stain" down the nose I know I am going to have a fun packed week-end, (or used to) that ripper should be called "Night Mare" ha...

Catkid, I go to this yard often to do work, the last job was to completely strip out a D8R tractor ( Ex Army, one of those we have not yet paid the USA for?????) this tractor was pulled down to the bare carcass of a hull, even the E /spring beam was stripped down for repair, most of the work was don...

Cribbing/dunnage is the using of timber stacked under a load to support its weight, the better it looks the safer it often is.
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Heres a few pics of a TC12 tractor that is now owned by S.E.Davies. I was actually working on the D8 infront of the blade.

Heres a couple of pics, one of me driving a 983 when i was about 25 and the other a dodgy park up on a lowloader(this isnt faked) this is an International 165

A few pics of a D8K that I totally rebuilt including the cab.

Robban please dont listen to me, I talk in Riddles or something like that.
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A dip stick is only good for 1 thing, it means nearly useless for anything else,
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Martyn I have already spoken with the chap about the 933 thanks,

Where is the dash light ??? (the hole by the hand throttle) it needs a dash light to be "Luxury", your cribbing up is rubbish Nicky, you need timber in big lumps to stick that old bird on, your E/beam looks ok ( So does my Wife in the right light) what sort of generator is that you have st...