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Rick
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alastairq
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Super find, Rick!!
Bit out of my price range, but it appears in better condition than the Mack [Bulldog?] ex-quarry tipper one of my past bosses acquired to restore [he was an 'enthusiast'....apparently not a good idea in his job?]
Where does one find replacement solid tyres these days? |
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Rick
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| alastairq wrote: | Super find, Rick!!
Bit out of my price range, but it appears in better condition than the Mack [Bulldog?] ex-quarry tipper one of my past bosses acquired to restore [he was an 'enthusiast'....apparently not a good idea in his job?]
Where does one find replacement solid tyres these days? |
I'm not sure, but I remember buzzy bee (forum-er, steam roller owner) telling me about a place that does solid rubber "tyres" for traction engines and the like.
RJ
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