The Classic Machinery Network

There is one more mystery what make is the crane ? difficult to identify these wooden cabbed contraptions.

Yes back to Hell Drivers ,should rename the topic , further trawling by me makes me think the little Dozer is a Fiat 25c like this;-
and also another picture from Hell Drivers seems to be same loader as mentioned above, weren't drivers well turned out in those days !

IMCD - International Movie Car Database hours of timewasting fun , http://www.imcdb.org/ members post stills of all vehicles from a movie with id or not .Great library of vehicle images. Loads of different search options by movie or vehicle make. :D Try going to homepage ,then clocking on Caterpilla...

Hydrocon ( Clansman?) recently spotted in Rothesay not that far from it's birthplace.

am a great fan of Hydrocon cranes and am currently restoring two of them, of which I intend to place photos on this site as soon as I get them restored...can anybody give me the exact address of where the orange Hydrocon is in Middlesbrough and can anyone acquire the contact number of the yard wher...

Ah so 'Mckays of Feltham' were a real company then. On the IMCD site the tracked loader is identified as a Krupp-Ardelt (never heard of them)which seems unlikely on a UK site. (suppose Fiats were as well!).

Thought the loader in top pic had a Cat look about it. This is the still that made me think dozer was a Fiat ,but looking closer its not the same one Loader is on horizon again.

Some unidentified machines from the film 1957 British film Hell Drivers .The small bulldozer 2nd pic maybe a Fiat . Any ideas on the loader and crane in top pic? From the facsinating site
http://www.imcdb.org/

Theirs a B100 brochure for sale here (handy for spec.);-


http://www.agrimanuals.com/internationa ... -190-c.asp

Have a picture somewhere of a Hymac wheeled (rubber duck) telescopic crane in service,think its badged Hylift.