Classic pictures Updated 20/04/2024
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 19/12/2020
What on earth were they doing in that 4th pic down!?! Looks like someone is trying to extract the front loader in the trench while everyone else is trying to bury it and roller the sand above it flat!
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 19/12/2020
essexpete wrote:What is the Track shovel in what looks like Poclain colours?
CMC was owned by Poclain and I think it was part of Deruppe who were later incorporated into what became IBH Group until it spectacularly crashed; I have no idea how many of those tracked shovels they sold. I think the tracked loader ceased production after that division of Poclain was sold.
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 19/12/2020
Here are a couple of pics. Two models C11 and the larger C21.
Only 50 of these were built by Poclain to CMC designs.
Only 50 of these were built by Poclain to CMC designs.
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 27/12/2020
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 27/12/2020
Any idea where the parade is? At first glance it looks like 1930s Pittsburgh or similar but it's almost certainly UK!
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 27/12/2020
hair bear wrote:Any idea where the parade is? At first glance it looks like 1930s Pittsburgh or similar but it's almost certainly UK!
Drogheda Ireland.
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