malcolm
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This photo was taken in cambridge 1977 after a o/haul of the td25c if any ex earthmovers waikato staff would like this photo contact me on 092381116 cheers malcolm
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Kiwi photo
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malcolm
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Wolf
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that is one big machine. what happened to the earthmovers guys in the pictures. would love to hear from them and what is their story.
D6 Merv
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Hi Malcom
Good photo thanks for sharing.
Now have you got one of their D8K :notworthy
Cheers Merv
Good photo thanks for sharing.
Now have you got one of their D8K :notworthy
Cheers Merv
malcolm
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Hi merv no sorry this photo was left on the office wall when every one left it is in a frame thats why i wanted to give it to some one in the photo or an ex earthmovers staff member who was there at the time cheers malcolm
malcolm
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Hi wolf not much response so far hope someone will recognize them self cheers malcolm
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Td25
Hi Malcom.
I was just being a cheeky bugga asking about the D8K; knowing fully well you are a IH fan.
In the late 70s I was a apprentice with goughs and remember working on their D8K when in came in for some repairs. Was a really tidy tractor then.
Cheers mate. Merv :drinkup
Hi Malcom.
I was just being a cheeky bugga asking about the D8K; knowing fully well you are a IH fan.
In the late 70s I was a apprentice with goughs and remember working on their D8K when in came in for some repairs. Was a really tidy tractor then.
Cheers mate. Merv :drinkup