Hi all,
Something i came across on the tinternet.Its a ------,before i spill the beans[i only know cos i read it]does anybody know what it is?
Rare and unusual specification machines
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NITTOKU METAL INDUSTRY N5PP-3 SUPER SWAMP CRAWLER. ISUZU DA-640 76BHP ENGINE, BLADE WIDTH OF 3,600MM, TRACTOR LENGTH WITH BLADE OF 4,330MM AND WEIGHT OF MACHINE IS 10,500KG.
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komatsu d475-1 wrote:Impressive Dave,that didnt take long
Not so impressive Mervyn, the honours should really go to Messrs Richard Robinson and Alfred Meyer. Two very learned people in the field of Crawler Tractors.
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Came across this unusual one - The Allrad name rings a bell - possibly the same company that Krammer was related to in later years?
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China is probably the fastest developing country at present - However if they attempt to sell unusual earthmovers like this then I think the competition would have nothing to worry about. Still- I do love these child-like, dated designs - can you imagine turning up on site in one
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Turning up on site would be one thing Chris,sitting in it all day would be another ,wonder do they supply the paper bag as standard equipment.
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Just realised you're a fellow County Antrim man Mervyn Do you know the infamous Jim Morton from partytime down your direction? I used to have a corporate entertainment business a few years ago and one of the ways I was able to release my digger passion was to do digger driving challenges (long before the diggerland thing) Jim booked me a few times with the digger challenge - God! the general public in a digger was just a nightmare
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County antrim import Chris,originally a castledawson man but dont hold that against me
Dont know Jim personally but i know where he llives,that mans garden is amazing
Dont know Jim personally but i know where he llives,that mans garden is amazing
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