10th March 2020
Oddball Stuart Turner engine
Stephen Williams has his interest peaked by an oddball Stuart Turner engine he spotted on social media recently
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10th March 2020
Stephen Williams has his interest peaked by an oddball Stuart Turner engine he spotted on social media recently
10th March 2020
Jane Brooks shares thoughts and photos from the second, annual classic plant working weekend, which fascinated the spectators who gathered in South Warwickshire last summer.
9th March 2020
Nick Baldwin goes delving in his digging archives, this time in search of the French make, Willeme, among other interesting vehicles.
7th March 2020
Sarah Waspe meets an enthusiast with a long tradition of farming in his family, and a liking for keeping his classic tractors working hard.
28th February 2020
Another look deep into the archives, to unearth some fascinating photographs of digging, craning and dumping from a personal collection.
28th February 2020
An historic construction industry archive is being broken up, with some irreplaceable literature facing the risk of being lost. Can you help save it?
16th February 2020
Exploring the polar regions is incredibly tough and unforgiving on both man and machines, Ed Burrows recounts some of the earliest, mechanised expeditions.
3rd February 2020
The Allis-Chalmers HD-6 crawler launched in 1955, with high expectations which, as Paul Tofield explains, were proved thoroughly justified.
23rd January 2020
It’s 1959 a new decade is about to be born and the latest agricultural developments are revealed at the Smithfield Show in December, as Tony Hoyland explains. Business was thriving for Roadless Traction Ltd, which…
23rd January 2020
Pete Barker tells the tale of the purchase and restoration of a Cooper-Stewart portable shearing set Pete Barker’s restored Cooper-Stewart portable shearing set I have a strange passion for smaller engines powering machinery that would have…