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suzukiman 23rd July 2012 07:04 AM

Nice looking Showman's in the first pic and a lovely colour too. thumbsup

Cheers

Tez

lampwortroy 23rd July 2012 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by suzukiman (Post 219971)
Nice looking Showman's in the first pic and a lovely colour too. thumbsup

Cheers

Tez

Lightning II was the only Burrell Showmans to leave the Thetford Works painted green. And it has never been any other colour,although this green appears to be much more vivid thatn the previous green which was much duller.

BLACKTOP 23rd July 2012 07:34 PM

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BLACKTOP 23rd July 2012 07:36 PM

the aveling roller you dont know belongs to matt childs thai girl so named as he brought it back from thailand

lampwortroy 23rd July 2012 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by BLACKTOP (Post 220147)
the aveling roller you dont know belongs to matt childs thai girl so named as he brought it back from thailand

Does that make it No. 9303 of 1920?

tiny 23rd July 2012 09:35 PM

thats the one Roy

lampwortroy 24th July 2012 06:08 PM

Just uploaded the only video I managed before the wind got too blustery.
This is of Fowler 16289. Originally a roller new to Bland of Gosforth. Later went complete with driver to Harbour & General. When the driver retired about 1963 the roller was bought by Tom E. Tate whom I helped convert it to a tractor around 1966/7. This was the first time I had seen it since 1971 when I used to drive it round Tom Tate's garden (He then owned Haswell Lodge in County Durham which had a garden of about 7 acres)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYd5y3mxCfI&hd=1

BLACKTOP 24th July 2012 06:45 PM

Obviously brought back some great memories for you

lampwortroy 24th July 2012 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by BLACKTOP (Post 220309)
Obviously brought back some great memories for you

It did. Not having seen ot heard it since 1971. I was standing chatting with Bill Summerell & Roy Wakefield with my back to the area and the rest of the field, when it started from the bottom and came up the hill of the field. The sound stopped my chat and I said "That sounds like Supremacy!" - and it was. It has that certain sound that you never forget.


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