Crossing a causeway during floods a couple of years ago.

Edited September 6, 201312 yr by Ron19

They use the same engine as the Iron Buffalos for ploughing don't they?

On the right hangs my breakfast: Sticky rice with dried beef.

[edit] Sorry Ron19, for not being on the music thread these days. I'll be back, promise.

Edited September 6, 201312 yr by Dancealot

They use the same engine as the Iron Buffalos for ploughing don't they?

Correct

They use the same engine as the Iron Buffalos for ploughing don't they?

Yes they do although in most cases it is of higher horsepower with many of them being140 hp.

This one comes with a decent cabin. Doors? Who needs 'm.

This one comes with a decent cabin. Doors? Who needs 'm.

A windscreen............HiSo or what ????

I bet these guy's were wishing they had a windscreen

Classic. Another wonderful thread from the guys in the sticks. I hope you buggers are cataloguing all the pics in this thread and "Farm photos". In all seriousness, you've got a book in the making. You've kept me entertained for hours.

All the best,

Wit.

Our housenow stands on the block behind.

Edited September 8, 201312 yr by Ron19

Our housenow stands on the block behind.

I like housenow.

This man could not have been happier to have his photo taken with his Etan.

Edited September 10, 201312 yr by Ron19

This one is used for a different purpose

Edited September 11, 201312 yr by Ron19

Busstation Etac.

Is this a chopped-up Etan?

Is this a chopped-up Etan?

No but it looks pretty wet.....

These Etans are pretty interesting... some thing I have never seen down south here!

Sisters corn on it's way to the weighbridge.

Fancy going huntin'?

Transportable stereo.

This was the first ETAC I saw, upclose. I immedeatly fell in love. I feel it deserves better treatment.

Edited September 15, 201312 yr by Dancealot