Show your tractors

[Gareth Dalzell]

 

 

first pic delivering a load of half cube bags to wholesale customer. the two workhorses. and getting another load in

and after the mad rush one empty yard having to be cutting again soon luckily everything in the stacks are all seasoned

joy

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Hi Joy

 

Just looking at the yard where the blue disco is sitting, is that concrete slats, or timber sleepers surfacing it? Whatever it is, it looks quite effective

 

Thanks

[Joy Yeomans]

concrete railway sleepers makes a good surface and goes down quick plus if need to move can easily take them back up

 

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[Gareth Dalzell]

concrete railway sleepers makes a good surface and goes down quick plus if need to move can easily take them back up

 

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Very handy and I guess very strong. Nice one. Thanks

[woody paul]

concrete railway sleepers makes a good surface and goes down quick plus if need to move can easily take them back up

 

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You may have herring boned layed them:thumbup:

[carpenter1]

concrete railway sleepers makes a good surface and goes down quick plus if need to move can easily take them back up

 

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they cost much?

[Joy Yeomans]

we got them at 4 each as return loads from peterborough

 

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[Dave Alviti]

Log barron, my dads got one of those kane low loaders like in your first pic, really solid well built piece of kit. bet it goes well behind the fast trac

[Daniel Jiggins]

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HI DAN nice size tractor that mate well done good on dev too :thumbup1:thanks jon

[njc110381]

very nice like seeing some vintage equipment whats the 6x6? milli?

 

I buy most of my landscaping timber from Browns, they're just down the road from me. They're often out with it and spend endless hours working on all their old kit. It's immaculate!

 

As far as I know the 6x6 is a big winch truck. I think it's got a lifting frame on the back but can't remember for sure. I'll have a closer look next time I'm there.