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7480 wrote:You have some big rats in your part of the world!

Yes we do they're normally called politicians.

Jeremy

Here's the latest progress on the new store and it looks like the Mecanno kit is coming together nicely now. There is also further construction taking place on the opposite side of this site and if I were to guess then I would say that there is a new road being built directly into the store.

Jeremy

Hi John, Well I had heard of FTF before, they are Floor's Handel en Industrie of Wijchen Holland who made their first truck in 1966 using mainly Mack components. Like many manufacturers they used Motorpanels cabs in the eighties and appear to have produced ballasted tractors for heavy haulage. Now a...

Looks like Bambi burgers all round then

Jeremy

Hmm very interesting pic there Dave does look like a Sennebogen handler to me, I've posted pics of one on here under the materials handler thread thats down in Poole harbour.

Jeremy

Welding up broken rams :roll: thats nearly as bad as trying to weld up a crack in a truck chassis, which happened at a company that I used to work for and was not successful in the end the chassis actually cracked in two :shock: so I must say I would not be very happy at having to put up with a weld...

Today there was a small display of old wartime military vehicles in Dudley town centre with a much larger display on tomorrow at Himley Hall. I took a couple of pics or so but this 1943 Scammell Pioneer caught my eye, apparently its just been over to France to celebrate part of the D Day landings. J...

Hi Sam you've probably looked at Maskinisten which is also run by Holger and is a Swedish site, an excellent one too I may add.

Jeremy

Nice pics Steve specially the Poclain would I be correct if I said I'd seen those pics on the net somewhere else?

Jeremy

Robban_C wrote:Isn´t it strange that the numbers match?

Now it would be more interesting if they didn't

Jeremy