visit to a new holland dealer in wales

[Paul Palmer]

heres some pictures of a visit to a jcb and nh dealer in wales while on holiday,they are called  J E LAWRENCE & SONS LTD

heres the pictures

[Paul Palmer]

only bought a britains ford 5000 for a convo from them,very small stock of models,but friendly staff

[Paul Palmer]

some more pics

[Paul Palmer]

last ones

[Jdeere6910]

Nice pictures Paul, did notice that the forklift next to the loading shovel has no carraige on it  \  any ideas why?

[Paul Palmer]

Nice pictures Paul, did notice that the forklift next to the loading shovel has no carraige on it  \  any ideas why?

no idea pat

[Tractorman810]

prob down to head modifacation pat, thats pretty much all my uncles been doing of late with the jcb's they have sold, buckets ect need new brackets, but some also require modification to that as well,

looks a fair size yard paul,

[Jdeere6910]

prob down to head modifacation pat, thats pretty much all my uncles been doing of late with the jcb's they have sold, buckets ect need new brackets, but some also require modification to that as well,

looks a fair size yard paul,

Cheers Sean, I did wonder if they we going to put a different headstock for say manitou on it

[Tractorman810]

they can, really depends on what gear the farmers running, usally its easier to take them off to work on leaves more space in the workshop then, my uncles got a double garage like workshop where they do theirs, so the loader wouldnt fit anyway

[Paul Palmer]

huge yard sean,offices ,workshops,on both sides of the road,big place

[Deere-est]

Big place, Paul. Bet you spent a good while there having a poke about  Pat's got it down to a tee, you can spec a machine like a JCB without a headstock, it's then delivered to the dealer who also sources the carriage from another manufacturer if you previously had a Manitou, Claas etc. Cheaper than changing all the brackets on your attachments or even replacing some of them.

[Paul Palmer]

Big place, Paul. Bet you spent a good while there having a poke about  Pat's got it down to a tee, you can spec a machine like a JCB without a headstock, it's then delivered to the dealer who also sources the carriage from another manufacturer if you previously had a Manitou, Claas etc. Cheaper than changing all the brackets on your attachments or even replacing some of them.

spent about a couple of hours there tris,came away with loads of jcb and nh brochures,very helpful and friendly staff

[Light Land]

bomford loader on the mf is made were guys?