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Brendan

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Anyone able to id this dumper?
 

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Brendan

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You'd better put the price up @Brendan before he sees this
This one is not for sale, we were just trying to figure out what make and model it was, no I'd plates that I could see, it's old has a pull cable on the side to turn the engine off.
3 speeds for forward and reverse
 
JimboCX

JimboCX

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Is it a winget??? I think Sanderson owned them???
 
Shovelhands

Shovelhands

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Personally I don’t think it’s a Winget

an 80’s Winget is a fair bit different to that.
 
Mogman

Mogman

What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
It has a very high tipping hinge🤔
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
it's a hell of a length :oops:
 
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Brendan

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There's another old one, possibly older about 1 or 2t will take a pic tomorrow
 
Shovelhands

Shovelhands

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Any guess at the capacity of your Stothern & Pitt, @Brendan ?

first glance I put it around 3t, as some of those old dumpers were built like tanks for their rated capacity and had decent size skips. But I’m looking again at it and thinking it’s around 5-6t?
 
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Brendan

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Any guess at the capacity of your Stothern & Pitt, @Brendan ?

first glance I put it around 3t, as some of those old dumpers were built like tanks for their rated capacity and had decent size skips. But I’m looking again at it and thinking it’s around 5-6t?
It's a friend's, had to get the micro up on the dropped load of type1 to load it 🤣
I'm not sure what size it is was hoping someone on here would have a better idea, it wasn't fully loaded due to the route it was taking but over 20t was done in 5 hits.
Good old dumper, starts first time and everything seems to work
 
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