the first lot of photos, the second but last photo, the machine is a Poclain TCS. 
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 22/03/2020
Some nice oldies there Steve the first lot of photos, the second but last photo, the machine is a Poclain TCS.
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the first lot of photos, the second but last photo, the machine is a Poclain TCS. Jeremy
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 25/03/2020
Nice one Steve I didn't realise that Hy-mac had made a high cab Bogmaster version of the 141B
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I didn't realise that Hy-mac had made a high cab Bogmaster version of the 141B Jeremy
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 25/03/2020
Jeremy Rowland wrote:Nice one Steve
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So were the early 141 hymacs still in the green livery?
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 25/03/2020
essexpete wrote:Jeremy Rowland wrote:Nice one Steve
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So were the early 141 hymacs still in the green livery?
Yes Pete a lot of 121 and 141 machines appeared in the old Hy-mac livery; I always thought that any company that changes livery makes a big mistake, you need your product or service to be universally recognised so stick with your original livery!
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 28/03/2020
I wonder if the D Doyle Heavy Haulage ERF was the same company as Danny Doyle Demolition?
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 30/03/2020
Nice one's Steve I have seen the Hymac 880 on the Hills of Botley low-loader before the machine in the last photo is a JCB 6C
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I have seen the Hymac 880 on the Hills of Botley low-loader before the machine in the last photo is a JCB 6C Jeremy
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