chunkolini
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Perfect for shopping.
Awesome!!!I spotted this beast in Morocco last week. Perfect for shopping.
I think it's ex Czech military
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We had a Muirhill 121? powering a timber master skyline. Waste of a tractor for that job an old Leyland could do the same job. The Muirhill had some power though, it got used a couple of times to pull fully loaded wood wagons out the ditch. We also had a Roadless forest orientated tractor, 4wd and Iglund double drum winch on the back. Bosses son broke the steering box off it, the air went blue very quickly. The boss liked his old tractors
There’s a Muir Hill up here that comes to the shows. Yet to find out who owns it.
I know a bloke here who’s got a cuthbertson water buffalo. I don’t know who was more impressed - me that I got to see one in real life, or him when I knew what it was!
Cuthbertson Water Buffalo tractor
Pictures and details of the Cuthbertson Water Buffalo courtesy of John Flett, Dounby, Orkney. Thewww.forestry-memories.org.uk
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well you want small and light
Citroen "Sahara"
Then there was this developed by a friend of mine
"2cv Vs Landrover" TopGear episode
Can’t be many of them around now..it's not in the same league as the stuff posted above...
but I bought a transit county years ago (wanted once since I was a kid)
it was converted to a camper and had been all around Africa, I picked it up in Birmingham and drove it back to Sunderland - loved it
had big plans, stripped it out and bought a knackered jag for the 4.2 supercharged v8 to go in it...
the I needed the space to convert into a giant freezer so sold it.... wish I'd kept it
didn't even build the freezer there in the end anyway!
photos from the guy I bought it from....
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I presume all three but don’t know for sure. I was looking at forestry machines and this picture popped up so I nicked it and posted it on here.All three axles driven or second rear axle for weight only?
Nice anyway!
Carsten
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Yeah Im quite friendly with Anthonys daughter, there is a pickup on his farm in France and one of the production 4 wheeler station wagons surfaced a couple of years ago ...time hasnt been kind to it but its getting restored.Anyone remember the Africar? Everyone seemed to think it was the answer at the time, it deserved to succeed, but sadly it didn't.
No headboard on the cab.
What’s the second one Bob?May as well chuck these in the mix.
Bob
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