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Old 12-10-11, 13:43
Richard Coutts-Smith Richard Coutts-Smith is offline
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Hi Clive, the Humber was in bonnet deep water, the bow wave protecting the air intake: once they found the stump, the water went straight through the air intake, and as the truck was actually stuck for a couple of hours, that was enough time to fill everthing that could be filled.
This Humber is waiting for its long term restoration to be finished, and not surprisingly has a snorkel sitting on the bonnet, waiting to be fitted.
I believe that the purpose of the day was to find something that would stop the trucks. Job Done!

Rich.
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