They are Hi spec so shouldn't that be 1350gls[emoji14]
You are probably right [emoji6]Back then possibly 13's http://www.donedeal.ie/otherfarmmachinery-for-sale/hi-spec-1300gl/7710715
Okay Nash what was the name of the horse?
Is that a lime spreader behind the horse?
I would imagine it is a type called a plate and flicker . My father converted it to a hitch and pulled it behind a van but the hitch gave way turning on the headland and Jack Hayes and the spreader ended up in the ditch . The spreader was still in the ditch when I was going the mass path to school in the 60,s .
Jack however emerged physically unscathed but steered clear of any machinery modifications my father came up with . Apparently it was like a scene from Ben Hur in the race when the horses became detached from the Chariot .
They are Hi spec so shouldn't that be 1350gls[emoji14]
Back then possibly 13's http://www.donedeal.ie/otherfarmmachinery-for-sale/hi-spec-1300gl/7710715
Okay Nash what was the name of the horse?
Now, tell me about that lorry [MENTION=135]Bog Man[/MENTION] . Looks almost military with that external gearbox on the rear axles
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Now, tell me about that lorry [MENTION=135]Bog Man[/MENTION] . Looks almost military with that external gearbox on the rear axles
Very interesting indeed and keep up the good work!
I think you should open a gallery.
Possibly imported from the UK by Terence Kelly, of Borris, father of Maurice and Terence.
Ex US or British Army WW2. May have been on half tracks.
Ter and David Byrne travelled to the UK Auctions regularly. David brought home grey fergie's Majors and dextas. Terry brough ex Army trucks loaded with allsorts. Lots of these came in through the port in New Ross. Customs checked all of the tractors very closely but didn't know what to do with the trucks. They missed out on the loads on the back
You were fairly wealthy farmers back then even [MENTION=135]Bog Man[/MENTION]
You were the first gentleman farmer that the cousin was ever talking to