
Quiz time
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- True Blue
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Quiz time
Can anyone guess what this picture is of? (I will post more one day)


Hi Matt,
Seems to be quite a difficult quiz, considering the little answers.
Let me give ita try: a loader?
I'm not sure though, since most of the loader on Fordson tractors, are 4 cylinders (I think). The enigne on the picture looks like a 3 cylinder to me.
Seems to be quite a difficult quiz, considering the little answers.
Let me give ita try: a loader?
I'm not sure though, since most of the loader on Fordson tractors, are 4 cylinders (I think). The enigne on the picture looks like a 3 cylinder to me.
Best regards,
Pascal
Fordson's don't leak oil, they are just marking their territory.
Pascal
Fordson's don't leak oil, they are just marking their territory.
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Well I have been hesitant to have a guess at all. I understand Pascal's answer of Loader to be of the bucket style. I didn't think it was that type because of width and engine capacity. My 'guess' is that it is either a hydraulically adjusted "elevator" or "loading ramp". (An elevator getting product from ground to loft, stack or the like.) 

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Regards,
Rick
Regards,
Rick
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It isnt a loader on a tractor but it is based on a 3 cylinder ford tractor (4600), the actual engine is a pre force 4000 as it has been changed at one time,Pascal wrote:Hi Matt,
Seems to be quite a difficult quiz, considering the little answers.
Let me give ita try: a loader?
I'm not sure though, since most of the loader on Fordson tractors, are 4 cylinders (I think). The enigne on the picture looks like a 3 cylinder to me.
Thanks for replying, Matt
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Tough quiz, Matt.
A mobile crane seems a good idea, Kev.
But it seems the cab is placed next to the frame of the machine as a sort of contra-weight. So I think it might be a machine for cleaning ditches or mowing ditches.
Something like these http://www.herder.nl/

A mobile crane seems a good idea, Kev.
But it seems the cab is placed next to the frame of the machine as a sort of contra-weight. So I think it might be a machine for cleaning ditches or mowing ditches.
Something like these http://www.herder.nl/
Best regards,
Pascal
Fordson's don't leak oil, they are just marking their territory.
Pascal
Fordson's don't leak oil, they are just marking their territory.
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Some of you were getting close by the end, actually it is a very early and possibly one of the first telehandlers. It is a Collins Teleporter which is based on a Ford 4000 or 4600
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