Regy53
I like cake
Hi Guys and girls, would this be better in the virtual pub rather than commercial vehicles 
Edit, to late moved it
Edit, to late moved it
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
???Hi Guys and girls, would this be better in the virtual pub rather than commercial vehicles
Edit, to late moved it
Charlie
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Charlie
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GazCro
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Seen it before, always amuses me when you see people trying to tow articulated steered stuff out they always steer the wrong way.
Left hooker
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Looks like it saved on primary crushingWoah that can't be cheapany ideas how much? Therapeutic tho
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Bob
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
some might find this interesting
Lancs Lad
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Very good, kinda boggles your mind trying to think it through but he makes it look simple
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Monkeybusiness
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I’ll put my name down for one now please Druid!
Quattromike
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The one that leaves a ball in the centre cube is a bit more impressive 
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
you'd want a bloody good tool and cutter grinder to shape the main borer bitThe one that leaves a ball in the centre cube is a bit more impressive
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
clever
Bucket on wheels
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If you have an old tractor, you have an automatic hammer
Bucket on wheels
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Video at the bottom
How Come that with today's more efficient and comfortable machinery and computers and advanced technology It takes longer to build a piece of Road. .?
Digger ManDigger Man Blog
Building the M1 (Archive footage)
We had a fantastic response to last weeks blog post on the "Old School" machinery training topic, with my inbox overflowing with messages about it, so I thought I would re-invent a blog I did some years ago on the old platform, featuring a classic video about the construction of the M1 motorway.
The film which was entitled Major Road Ahead was produced in 1958 by the John Laing Film Unit, to document the action during the building of what was Britain’s first ever motorway, the iconic M1.
The film features some classic old machines from the likes of Caterpillar, Euclid, Ruston Bucyrus and International to name a few.
A wide variety of machines are included in the film including dozers, dumpers, dragline/cranes, graders, motor and towed scrapers, rollers and much more, in an intriguing all our yesterday's style.
It's well worth 18 minutes of anyone's time, and not a Hi-Viz jacket in sight, just the traditional donkey jacket that were the norm in those days!
How did we ever manage to survive on site without all of today's PPE!
How Come that with today's more efficient and comfortable machinery and computers and advanced technology It takes longer to build a piece of Road. .?
Digger ManDigger Man Blog
Building the M1 (Archive footage)
We had a fantastic response to last weeks blog post on the "Old School" machinery training topic, with my inbox overflowing with messages about it, so I thought I would re-invent a blog I did some years ago on the old platform, featuring a classic video about the construction of the M1 motorway.
The film which was entitled Major Road Ahead was produced in 1958 by the John Laing Film Unit, to document the action during the building of what was Britain’s first ever motorway, the iconic M1.
The film features some classic old machines from the likes of Caterpillar, Euclid, Ruston Bucyrus and International to name a few.
A wide variety of machines are included in the film including dozers, dumpers, dragline/cranes, graders, motor and towed scrapers, rollers and much more, in an intriguing all our yesterday's style.
It's well worth 18 minutes of anyone's time, and not a Hi-Viz jacket in sight, just the traditional donkey jacket that were the norm in those days!
How did we ever manage to survive on site without all of today's PPE!
Jimbo69
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pettsy
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my mates dad used to run a 6wheel tipper and drag trailer that could do the same. Reversing that was a work of art few could manage!
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Monkeybusiness
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He’s got some revs on! Real low ground pressure set-up - is that in Holland?
maz
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That must be the new worktop the missus ordered for our kitchen, judging by the price of it.
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