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Okay Ian Fletcher is this months Judge so good luck all.

Jeremy

Well I suppose that I had better post one I took today; moving a skip the easy way.

Jeremy

Starting to get a bit dark a bit earlier here now. Replacement quick hitch on a Zx350-3

Teaching my 4 year old the basics at the weekend.
Charlie.

Another from me taken today.

Jeremy

the month is nearly over and, well I have been a tad bit busy making hay and breaking machinery but took some pictures today discing in swamp tree or horse head as it may be called it no idea what its proper name is so to some pictures also reckoned the roller need a path so slipped it into the car wash and no I didnt plan that to happen the bank collapsed and it went in on its own had the same thing happen with a tractor a few years I could only see the roller and discs the tractor was over that far I was fully awake once it happened let me tell you

Paul

Nice pics Paul and a narrow escape

Jeremy

Nice Hymac Jeremy, what the history of it, was it an ex waterways one with that adjustable boom.

topkit wrote:Nice Hymac Jeremy, what the history of it, was it an ex waterways one with that adjustable boom.

David its an early 580C very early I'd say as the original registration number was on an old 'J' plate (1969-1970) well the 580C was launched in 1970 this particular machine is up for grabs if anybody wants it, she's old and needs a bit of TLC which you would expect from a machine of that age, the Ford engine is sweet and sounds like a 'little sewing machine' no rattles or harshness.
If anybody is interested contact Richard Gould of Hymac Parts and Service. Oh yes she is fitted with a waterways two piece boom so plenty of reach.

Jeremy