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Thanks for the ID, Richard!
Barry, yes it looks like a good sized crane for CMP restorations, it does however seem to be of the trailered type? I think one of the best tools to have nowadays is a forklift. Hanno
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Hi, I have just joined. I am in Horncastle in Emgland, and have a few pieces of RAF kit.
I have an Ex RAF AEC Matador, an Ex RAF Thornycroft mighty Antar, paired with an ex RAF Dyson 50 Ton, 32 wheeled plant transporter trailer.
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The Mighty Antar is ex RAF Airfield Construction Branch, and the trailer was bought by the RAF to move tracked vehicles and large Airfield construction equipment.
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My wife owns a Scammell Explorer.
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![]() Here they are together. My wife also has an Austin K9, and I have an Ex Falklands conflict, "Eager Beaver" Rough treeain, Air portable Fork lift truck |
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Hi Mike
Great to have you (and your wife) here. What a collection! All you need now is something like a Tilly or Welbike to give scale to the big 'uns.
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![]() The Eager Baver gives scale to the bigger stuff.... |
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