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GreenMech's Manufacturing Pedigree.


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Following on from a recent thread about factory tours etc at GreenMech, i decided to reflect on the 50 years (next spring to be precise) of manufacturing at the GreenMech factory site.

 

We made flail mowers of different sizes for many years before Turner Engineering was amalgamated to become Bomford Turners. At that time there was a three shift set up employing some 200 people.

 

We also made (under licence) the Turner Ranger which did win a design award and were well ahead of the game - now prized by the tractor people.

 

We made the Elswick Envoy, a wheelchair carrier which had the bodies made by Reliant at their factory in Tamworth.

 

We have made the small airplane tugs too.

 

The Nickerson Turfmaster was also from this site.

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about 4 years ago i went and looked at a turner wood chipper it look old did have a safety bar reto fitted was yellow and black the guy told me its a right beast and it look it to only thing but me off it looked very heavy to tow it had a david brown tractor engine on it

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