Classic pictures Updated 13/04/2024
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 07/04/2019
Only just catching up here ... Steve & Graham, I'm really sorry to hear about your loss, its never easy to lose our loved ones. RIP Sir.
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 28/04/2019
Nice pics Steve 
I wonder what make of what appears to be an early hydraulic 360 is loading the Guy Warrior? 
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I wonder what make of what appears to be an early hydraulic 360 is loading the Guy Warrior? Jeremy
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Jeremy Rowland wrote:Nice pics Steve
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Hi Jeremy,
That's a Blaw-Knox Hydra-Scoop, half hydraulic and half rope. They were based on the B-K50 rope excavator.
Company I worked for in the 60s had one, together with the all rope navy versions which I worked on . They were fitted with Perkins P6 engines.
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Another pic. of the same Guy and Hydra-Scoop in Steve's Pic.
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 28/04/2019
FOWLER MAN wrote:Another pic. of the same Guy and Hydra-Scoop in Steve's Pic.
Thanks Fred
that Hydra-Scoop is a weird contraption I guess that's why they never took off.Jeremy
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I was about to add 'I think they had some curious rubber suspension', but probably best left.
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