Guria

[Neversweat]

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Steve

[Holger]

Nice pics! Never heard of that make! Turkish?

[Neversweat]

Nice pics! Never heard of that make! Turkish?

Hi Holger - i believe Spainish - but if anyone knows different

Steve

[Joes1989]

Never heard of them either but i love how far back the bucket opens on the tracked machine! lol

Joe

[Robban_C]

That rubber duck reminds me of the old Poclains (of the late seventies??).

[IBH]

Guria are/were a Spanish company originating from an engineering/industrial/manufacturing co-operative founded in 1956, in 1961 a subsidiary engaged in shipbuilding and the manufacture of public works equipment was established.
Excavator production started in 1968 with Italian Benati machines built under licence, then with Gurias own designs. A dedicted construction equipment subsidiary was established in 1980 which also built wheel and backhoe loaders. Production took place in NE Spain near the French border, exports to Central/South America and north Africa commenced in 1977.
All production ceased in 1993, afterwich Guria became a dealer/distributor for imported construction equipment.

The Italian MMT Album website has an excellent collection of Guria images:
Go to www.album-mmt.it, in the top left hand search field type in 'Guria' and click the button 'Cerca'.

[Neversweat]

couple more........

guria 5.jpg

guria 6.jpg

Steve