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19 Apr 2018, 09:26

I don't make one that is only adequate for 100 yards though.

Ooooh burn!

Sounds like a good excuse for a new tipping trailer phil

Cant see the price of thermal spotters dropping any time soon. They seem to be selling them hand over fist so why would they?

If on a non driven wheel they clean better if fitted backwards, seem to remember that from nigh on 50 years ago when I was but a kid. Used to drive a Fordson Major as well, the gearbox from hell. Well i never knew that, mind you the only thing i have anything to do with a non driven wheel is the fr...

I was close with cable puller then

Directional tires on backwards is my pet hate........i always notice!
You should see the size of the arrows i draw on the wheels and tires we send to those 12 year old boys at ATS

Could be a skidder or a cable puller rod. I like how the winch line runs right down the back of the drivers neck!

Yeah i think thats the sorta thing clive was reffering to mate. You could try a 24mm yukon lens....cant remember what the flood was like on it though

Standard t20 with AS pill any good to ya?

Sure24 MAY be able to point you in the right direction

My dad had a thornycroft many, many years ago. Think it was just a flat bed iirc