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Bucket on wheels

Bucket on wheels

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V8Druid

V8Druid

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very nice - can't imagine the cost to buy one though :oops: :oops:
 
Bucket on wheels

Bucket on wheels

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Bucket on wheels

Bucket on wheels

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Gecko

Gecko

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The headframe is a bit of a giveaway, but an air-driven loader is clearly for mining
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

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Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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That's how it goes ...UK firms go out there to get them to make their product...year or two down the line the factory sticks the same thing on temu. ...not pointing any fingers but that's a 400 quid hitch in the UK on certain websites.
Why you'd trust a Chinese firm to make any product you have any ipo in is anyone's guess
 
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That's how it goes ...UK firms go out there to get them to make their product...year or two down the line the factory sticks the same thing on temu. ...not pointing any fingers but that's a 400 quid hitch in the UK on certain websites.
Why you'd trust a Chinese firm to make any product you have any ipo in is anyone's guess
Yep heard years ago Trainers made in the day for multi national same factory was used after hours to produce knock offs
 
Vinpetrol

Vinpetrol

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Yep heard years ago Trainers made in the day for multi national same factory was used after hours to produce knock offs
That’s old business practice , I was in Sri Lanka in 1997 , guide told us the same story , warehouses making designer sports gear during the day and knock off at night . Had all the same tags on them . I couldn’t tell them apart
 
V8Druid

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New reporting from Aviation Week is indicating that NASA has quietly launched an effort to return SR-71A NASA 844 to flight, the same Blackbird that made the final flight of any SR-71 on October 9, 1999.
The aircraft was removed from its longtime outdoor display at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center earlier this year and moved into a hangar, where it was reportedly inspected.
According to Aviation Week, NASA has also contacted several former SR-71 personnel about helping with the effort. Two former Blackbird test engineers confirmed they had been approached.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has recently said the agency is rebuilding its X-plane portfolio and wants NASA flying higher and faster again. At AirVenture, when asked whether he had the power to bring the SR-71 back, Isaacman replied, “That’s classified.”

NASA has not officially confirmed that the return-to-flight project exists. When asked about 844, the agency said it had no additional information to share regarding the aircraft at this time.
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