Spillers flour mill has been a landmark on the river Tyne for countless years. Its been standing empty for what's probably almost a decade, subject to vandalism and graffiti (plus I think a fire too) and its now being demolished.
I have no sentiment with the building really, its not something I've ever seen as being attractive and if something can be built in its place that keeps people in a job (industrial storage units whatever) then all the better!
In any case, its the machines which interest me the most. There's a Daewoo Solar 175LC-V with hydraulic grab, Doosan DX480LC with concrete crusher, a 974B Liebherr high reach (data plate says built in 1998 so maybe not the B-model?) and this machine, a Doosan of some size built what model?
Two top rollers and 9 track rollers would put it anywhere from a Doosan DX300LC to a DX420LC. Any help in getting this mystery solved would be gratefully appreciated!
Medium sized image:
Full size image can be found on my flickR site here: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3472/5848613517_3a920568d5_b.jpg
Best regards
Gavin
Doosan DX300LC? Perhaps?
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Re: Doosan DX300LC? Perhaps?
Joes1989 wrote:Id say a DX300......looks remarkebly similar too the one that was on bulk earthworks on a job we had in worksop last year!
Thanks for that. The DX480LC was across the other side of the site so I couldn't judge a size difference, although the 480 has 3 top rollers anyway.
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Gavin
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