Very nice! Thank you sir. JM
Appreciate the photo's and work/time you spent to share them. They allow all of us the pleasure of seeing these machines when we can not in person. CTS
Nice pictures, there was a great turnout of equipment on display.
On a side note, for anyone visiting Hamilton, the Ansett museum is worth stopping into. Great history and story of one of the pioneers of commercial aviation in Australia.
Hi D8Dude i grew up there and lived there for 40 years and have been in Geelong for 12. I have driven past the museum thousands of times and never stopped in for a look. Every time i past i thought i must go there one day. 15 minutes further west are two large waterfalls that are worth a visit especially when the river is flooded. On Saturday there was 74 Cats there and a few of the locals made some frantic phone calls to the local earthmovers to bring more machinery in to pass the 100 Cat machines on site. I caught up with a lot of people i knew and not one of them complained about the rain on Saturday
Our channel highlights machines from the earliest Holt and Best track-type tractors, equipment from the start of Caterpillar in 1925, up to units built in the mid-1960s.
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