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15 years 8 months ago #3493 by Swishy
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I have been told wot this jiggr iz

So 1st 2 guess gets a can of Andy's Bundy n coke
ThanxAndy
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15 years 8 months ago #3494 by Andy Wright
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So 1st 2 guess gets a can of Andy's Bundy n coke


...stolen from Barry's stash.

Wouldn't have a bloody clue, Swish.

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15 years 8 months ago #3495 by Swishy
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No wild guesses on the above beast??

so here's nuther Wotzit
I dunno the answer until I next visit there yard



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15 years 8 months ago #3496 by melonreo
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hey swishy could that old log truck be a KNOX

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15 years 8 months ago #3497 by Swishy
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Melon
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U got it
I twaz told tiz a Knox Martin
also Knox Martin invented the 5th wheel (turntable)
sorta reminds me of ol B/W films keystone cops
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KNOX / KNOX MARTIN Knox Martin is universally regarded as the world's pioneer of the articulated truck. As the Knox Automotive Co. it produced a variety of light and medium trucks from its formation in 1901 through to 1908.

The earliest of them was a three-wheeler van version based on the Knox car. It was in 1909 that Charles Henry Martin, a former Knox employee, rejoined the company and patented his Martin Rocking Fifth Wheel. This was a device for coupling semi-trailers to tractor units. The weight of the semi-trailer front end was taken by the tractor rear axle as opposed to the tractor chassis. The first Knox Martin tractors were three-wheelers with a steerable single front wheel capable of an almost 90-degree lock angle. This made the outfit extremely manoeuvrable. Later a four-wheel truck was introduced. It is worth noting that it was the Knox Martini principle that formed the basis of the highly successful Scammell articulated six-wheeler in the UK in 1922. Knox Martin themselves ceased trading in 1924.


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15 years 8 months ago #3498 by atkipete
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Is the green jigger an AEC ?

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15 years 8 months ago #3499 by
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The green thing is a AEC Mamouth Major Mark 3 same as KW's ex Aec .Dave

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15 years 8 months ago #3500 by atkipete
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Ken's Mammoth Major had a bit more shine on the paintwork than this one, also 2 drive axles. Does that make this one a Mammoth Minor ?

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15 years 8 months ago #3501 by
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Hey Swishman you owe a can Bundy and Coke from Andy's carton ;D ;D .Dave

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15 years 8 months ago #3502 by Swishy
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Dedly Dave
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No Worriez

In fact take 2
Andy n Bazza wont miss any

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