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Wot trees.........too late!

Now thats what I call a good job. Loads of heavy metal, big job, nice weather, clean muck and no safety man by the looks of it! Perfect LOVE IT

PS The Komatsu looks like a blimp in front of the D9

Quite a sight, suprised you can n't see the diesel bowser that would need to go with that lot!

Fortunately they've got used to my metal fettish! They come in handy these diggers.........especially when the neighbours want something done......and they always do in the end......!!!

I could n't resist getting the 2 out to see how she faired in the snow. We had almost a foot here and although it's going slowly it's still hanging around..........

If he's nothing else to do martin can use his snow plough to get to brighton, he's got no excuse for not getting the job done!

Same as, here's a couple of pictures of the yard as of two days ago.............

Hi Roly and BulldozerD11, Nice to hear from you again Roly what have you been upto? Our mutual friend Mr Atkins has been pushing snow with his rubber tyred tractor....no muck shifting for him.....but then at least he has got something working! :lol: :lol: :lol: I've got a few pics of the 7 working t...

Thanks John and Argie, found another couple..........

I dont remember Colwood Contractors, and come to that I dont remember any of Beasley's plant. Tony Beasley mover me quite often when I worked for Matthews and Browns.

A local plant hirer had a hydraulic circular saw fitted to an ackerman 3 some years ago for reducing the height of his hedgerows on his farm. It seemed to work well but I bet a safety officer would n't like it!!!!!!!