22/04/2015 @ 10:19:14: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
last one looks like something that we have on the site, but I don't remember what name
for
http://imcdb.org/vehicle_807711.html it is strange that the other one(s) linked in the comment disappeared
22/04/2015 @ 20:58:11: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
23/04/2015 @ 19:30:31: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
23/04/2015 @ 20:50:59: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
23/04/2015 @ 21:15:08: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
23/04/2015 @ 21:44:32: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
back then we didn't list these things, but now that we do...
25/04/2015 @ 14:09:39: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
25/04/2015 @ 14:14:43: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
BTW we have a bunch of Bobcat unknown
model names are realy hard on this things specially since many have different model names based on different engine
so perhaps those market as Bobcat just leave them without model names ?
http://imcdb.org/vehicles_make-Bobcat_model-unknown.html
25/04/2015 @ 17:31:26: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
If none of these are really identifiable with a model name, we could indeed drop the "unknown"
27/04/2015 @ 20:37:50: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
28/04/2015 @ 21:24:38: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
28/04/2015 @ 21:32:06: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
I thought "more misses than usual", but that was on the weekend, more logical
(more comments to check, not enough time to check all...)
28/04/2015 @ 21:34:10: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
Is there a valid reason for having Hy-Mac + Hymac makes? Shouldn't we merge both under one of these two names?
28/04/2015 @ 21:36:21: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
we could merge them as just Hymac
"The "Hymac" brand name has been used in several variations over the years (Lower case, all caps and hyphenated versions) in the companies own marketing material and the livery/ decals on the machines.
HY-MAC/HYMAC/Hymac being the most common variations.
HY-MAC was the US Registered Trade Mark of the Hydraulic Machinery Company America. The actual UK company HYMAC LIMITED dates back to 1946. The HY-MAC trade Mark was assigned to HYMAC LIMITED in 1972"
http://tractors.wikia.com/wiki/Hymac
28/04/2015 @ 22:15:14: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
ok
29/04/2015 @ 18:59:52: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
I guess we can assume Ford 9N repainted as the color looks to polished for a 50+ years tractor
http://imcdb.org/vehicle_807690.html