IN THE BH NEWSLETTER OF WINTER 1978, THERE APPEARED AN ARTICLE ABOUT ELDERLY EUCS, AND WHERE THEY WERE SO MANY YEARS AFTER BEING BUILT.
As some of you know, we have a serious vested interest in the oldest Newhouse produced R-15 still in existence, so when this article was set before us, we were more than happy to reproduce it. Its origin is self-explanatory, so read on………….
NB: The serial number should read B1692, so as not to confuse it with USA produced machines, which of all Euclid/Terex production world wide, were the only country, upto around 1985/86, to produce machines without a prefix letter to the serial number. Ed.
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