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Been driving them breaking them and mending/modifying them for longer than I can remember.
Bigger and heavier the better!
This is an 18 Ton one, in 1972 when I had a beard...
I have driven 25 and 30 ton machines quite a lot. The bigger they are the easier they are, the one I have today is only 1.5 tons. But then I wouldn't get a big machine in.
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Robert.