The Classic Machinery Network

Hi Ron. Hope your enjoying CMN I've just seen your very interesting question on the JCB6c? I was not aware that JCB had only made four JCB 6 machines and this one has only got 6 on the counterweight and not 6C so it may very well be one of the four machines that you have spoken about. I only knew ma...

I may have asked this before, but how were the FAI derived models received by users? Reliability etc? Well being as it was during the short lived Brown era and I can say that I have only ever come across one FAI built machine a 211 which I will post a pic of when time permits, I think this would be...

Yes IBH that is the 586S and I think that the S stood for Swedish model as Hymac had a good export market with Sweden and an excellant dealership there.............. As for the Cosmotor machines I can say that I have only come across a few pictures of the Hymac 586S and all would appear to be in Swe...

Here's something that I came across at SED 2006, whilst I was passing the Doosan Daewoo stand I noticed this Doosan 450 skid steer broken down :lol: how embarrassing :oops: All due credit to the two fitters quickly got the little skid steer machine up and running again. Who said "You can't get ...

Unless there are some models I don't know of only FAI excavators and backhoe loaders where sold under the Hymac name, with mini excavators (012 & 014 models) coming from another Italian company called Ygry. Now that is interesting IBH cos I had thought that the mini's were of FAI manufacture an...

Thanks Joe

I knew someone on here would know exactly what was going on with the pile cropper.
Does seam a rather odd way to attach it to a 360 machine

Jeremy

Hey Mate, Great pics! Love the 470's and 225's! Did you manage to get any clear shots of the 225? Can wait for the new pics of the other demo! Joe Thanks Joe, I think I may have a couple more shots of the 225 I will have to look and see, if I have I will post em but it won't be tonight. I will be r...

The next four pics are interesting it appears to be some kind of shear supported by chains from a 360 machine, it was being used to "chew" the heads off some of the recently sunk piles. The pics ain't brill because the camera was on max zoom but you can just about make out what they are do...

Hi All, Today the weather conditions were a lot better for photography and some of the machines were in a little better vantage point for me to get some shots......................... :thumbs_up: Lots more work taking place here and more machines expected on site and even more demolition taking plac...

Just a couple of shots or so for today. I have been told that there is more demolition taking place here next week so guess I 'll be taking a trip over there.

Jeremy