Unimog Club UK
General Topics Forums => Mog Spotting => Topic started by: Nickrussell on October 09, 2014, 05:26:46 pm
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I will ask when I next go to the farm that owned it.
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I asked the guys at South Cave, they said it was too far gone to determine the cause.
Stephen
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Does anyone know anymore Info on why she went up? I guess it's dust from the crop? I guess it must have gone up quick as they parked over the straw with the trailer still hitched?
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A mix of carbon and fibre very strong but flammable, steel cabs don't servive any better.
Moose
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I think I seem that one heading into Stroud a little while ago, or one very similar, a bit of an unusual colour.
Are the cabs fiberglass on the new shape ones? The one on the telly had seemed to burn away to nothing.
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A 12 plate?! Oh no - I hope the insurance is on their side. :'(
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It was one of my customers machines, they produce **** seed oil Nr Stow on the Wold. They had only had the Mog a few months :-[
Heres a couple of photos from a few weeks ago.
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I've only just stopped crying after watching it on Sunday. To be fair unless u know what a mog is it kinds looked like one of those yellow digger type things ;-)
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common sight with clatter wagon trailers. poor operator as he should have kept it clean as they make an awfull lot of dust and all exhaust are hot when worked hard. Always a good idea to carry a fire extinguisher :D
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Just watched sundays countryfile on bbc i player, there was a piece about harvesting, showed a unimog working in a field but it set on fire, not a good advertisement.