CATS and BOXES working at MILTON KEYNES

taurus MK1 · Post #1 by **taurus MK1** » Tue Oct 20, 2009 10:10 pm

Hi, just wondering who the 3 CATS and boxes belong to, working by the John Lewis warehouse at Milton Keynes, looked impressive this morning at 6.30 working in the dark. could not park up with the low loader this afternoon to photo.

Cheers John :wave:

Rolyd8k · Post #2 by **Rolyd8k** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:10 pm

taurus MK1 wrote::D Hi, just wondering who the 3 CATS and boxes belong to, working by the John Lewis warehouse at Milton Keynes, looked impressive this morning at 6.30 working in the dark. could not park up with the low loader this afternoon to photo.

Cheers John

Hi John,here,s a few close ups :thumbup:

earthworks for new warehousing,

click on picture to enlarge :wave:

martyn williams · Post #3 by **martyn williams** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:49 pm

Great to see you are keeping busy Roly. Looks a fair size site.How are the D8 performing ?
Martyn

taurus MK1 · Post #4 by **taurus MK1** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:06 pm

Thanks Roly, weather has been on your side!!!!!!!

:wave:

Cheers John

Rolyd8k · Post #5 by **Rolyd8k** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:56 pm

B100 LOADER wrote:Great to see you are keeping busy Roly. Looks a fair size site.How are the D8 performing ?
Martyn

There going well Martyn,i had to split them up to do this job at Milton
Keynes,leaving three to cope at Cannock,the only problem tractor was
one keep throwing its fan belts off a week after we changed the jocky
wheel bearings,the problem was a new bushing from cat fitted to the
jocky wheel arm was to long, and it pulled the pully off square to the
other two resulting in time to flipping the belts off,after i trimmed a
piece off the end of the bushing it cured it,three sets of belts later

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