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[Johny Walker]

ruby renault sporting a new to her loader ,cracking ebay buy :biggrin:a tad less movement than the old 1,

[rovers90]

Yup, certainly would Jon. About 160hp. It's a great classic but unfortunately it may be on its way as we need something smaller for working in the woods.

[mendiplogs]

Yup, certainly would Jon. About 160hp. It's a great classic but unfortunately it may be on its way as we need something smaller for working in the woods.

 

HI ROVER hold there money well mate thanks jon

[Ashes_Firewood]

Dried up enough to be able to get to this Ash at last

 

 

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[Ashes_Firewood]

A conveyor would be handy if they weren't so expensive!

 

 

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[Alycidon]

HI ROVER good old tractor there mate pull a house down mate thanks jon

 

As long as the engine holds up !!, 7000 or so hours with Ford engines its usually water in the oil and engine rebuild time.

 

Lovely old tractor though, and dont they sound nice when running.

 

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Edited June 16, 2014 by Alycidon

[rovers90]

As long as the engine holds up !!, 7000 or so hours with Ford engines its usually water in the oil and engine rebuild time.

 

Lovely old tractor though, and dont they sound nice when running.

 

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It does sound lovely. Only got about 3000 hours so should be good for a while yet!!

[jump-it]

My old forklift I use for course building, is great and lite on the ground.

[Stephen Blair]

Very cool, was that originally a Holder?

 

 

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[jump-it]

Nope, factory built, think its a benford versi lift, thwaites made one similar. Great being pivot steer as it doesn't rip up the ground. I fitted the floatation tyres as it came with normal dumper type on. Has a tipping back plate for the bucket. Bit of an old thing but does the job.

Edited June 22, 2014 by jump-it
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