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Vintage tractors
- Thread starter ravenseye
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Tractor with royal connections
Hello folks I bought this tractor from an estate that bordered Balmoral and it was used by both estates. It had a Benatti back-hoe not shown in picure and the main problem with it was the operator had to sit outside and that is why it was sold being replaced by a JCB. I used the little dozer a few times before I sold it on and it worked a treat once you got used to the fact it had no back ballast.
Hello folks I bought this tractor from an estate that bordered Balmoral and it was used by both estates. It had a Benatti back-hoe not shown in picure and the main problem with it was the operator had to sit outside and that is why it was sold being replaced by a JCB. I used the little dozer a few times before I sold it on and it worked a treat once you got used to the fact it had no back ballast.
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bear
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Nice stuff there ravenseye. A friend of mine was born and raised around Edinburgh (East Lothian?). Moved to Canada and later moved here. He's getting on in years and I still enjoy listening to his experiences in Scotland.
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WillB
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Nice!! I love vintage iron, especially red iron. (MF & IH.)
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