Dead Elm Felling, Hungerford 1984.

[THE88MAN]

looks like a 8210 to me, a bit smaller than the TW's. Good bus all the same.

 

It may make me a little old, but i was working at this time, just out of school and spent many a happy day removing DED elms.

 

Until the day i winched one over and crushed a JD 2140 with the winch on the back:001_rolleyes:

 

Nice couple of pics Stevie, you got any more like it?

 

thanks mate,i bloody knew that weren't a TW but forgot all the ford numbers,thought i'd show off at the risk of getting away with it........no chance of that here though

[18 stoner]

thanks mate,i bloody knew that weren't a TW but forgot all the ford numbers,thought i'd show off at the risk of getting away with it........no chance of that here though

 

:lol:

 

I was a joskin in a former life:blushing:

[Parker]

Nice photos Steve - Hungerford has changed a bit since you were there! Any idea where abouts in relation to the town those trees were?

[Stephen Blair]

We stayed at a stables on the out skirts Parker, it was within walking distance of that, thats all i can remember lol

[Parker]

Ahh fair enough, that doesnt narrow it down very much!

[gensetsteve]

looks like a 8210 to me, a bit smaller than the TW's. Good bus all the same.

 

It may make me a little old, but i was working at this time, just out of school and spent many a happy day removing DED elms.

 

Until the day i winched one over and crushed a JD 2140 with the winch on the back:001_rolleyes:

 

Nice couple of pics Stevie, you got any more like it?

 

I would say judging by the state of the cab on our 2140 we now own that tractor:lol: