Wottzziss Levelling Machine???????????????

[Deas Plant]

Hi, Folks.
Wanna stir summa those somnalent cerebral cells? 'N', yes, I have blotted out some identifying hieroglyphics.

Nasty type, aren't I?

[bruce oz]

hello deas ,i would say a Galion patrol ,not sure of the model ,bruce oz

[bruce oz]

or adams no 102 trandem power grader , ,bruce oz

[Deas Plant]

Hi again, Bruce Oz.
Solly, M8. No seegarr here either. At least yer ronn the rite cont'nent.

[brian]

Very early Allis Chalmers HU, though the rear wheels have been changed, or a very late Edwards-Ryan. My guess is a HU with 42T tandems retrofitted.

[Deas Plant]

Hi, Brian.
Interesting guesses but not kee-rect. Thanks for trying.

[brian]

Put us out of our misery, then, Deas. I just now it's going to be a special for the colonies or a local mod. I doubt we'd ever have seen one here in the good ol' U of K.

[Deas Plant]

Hi, Brian.
It's neither a 'special' for the 'colonies' or a local 'mod'. I photographed it at the Best Show On Tracks at Woodland, Ca., in June, 2008. If'n ya click on da fota, yull c orl da stuff I blotted out.

[Holger]

It is a really nice machine!

[Deas Plant]

Hi, Holger.
Yes, it is a nice machine. I can imagine that it might have been a bit of a handful to operate and perhaps not quite as 'user-friendly' as the modern graders but, in its day, it would have been 'state-of-the-art'.