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 Auxiliary
Pages
The Entry Page
where you will find
- Latest news
- My contact info
- The Guest Book
Under
Construction
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! Information
Needed
We have visited the
most interesting vehicles, but I have too little
information to publish a page. Let me know what you know
about
- Fordson Major Tractor with a Back Loader
- The Tamrock Tunneling Drill Rig
- The Tampere Truck Jungle
(12 April 1998)
? Identification
Help Wanted
We have also run
into vehicles we have no idea about. See if you can help
me identify
- The Yellow Hulk in
Hämeenlinna
(3 January
1998)
Future Items
I'm planning on putting up not so specific
pages on trucks, tractors, cranes, whatever there are. We have found
lots of vehicles, but not so much info. Maybe you can help...
(12 January 2000)
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Aviation
Wikipedia: Aviation Mil Mi-2
Multi Purpose Helicopter of Aeroflot at
Riihimäki, Finland. "The Piggy Copter" or the
"Hoplite" as NATO call it.
Published: 5 March 1998.
Folland
FO.141 Gnat FR Mk.1 (Folland Gnat FR.1) reconnaissance jet fighter
GN-113 of the Finnish Air Force from the '50s at
Riihimäki, Finland. With loads of Gnat-info: Gnats in Finland, Gnats in Aerobatics,
Restored Gnats etc.
Published: December 1997
Last update: 18 August 2005.
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Railroads
Wikipedia: Railroad
The
1005 'Ukko-Pekka' Steam Engine of the
Finnish State Railways, Hr1-class, The Ukko-Pekka, at
Haapamäki train yard, Finland.
The flagship of the Finnish Railways of the '40s.
Published: December 1997.
The Kisko-Kalle light
weight Rail Tractor of the Finnish State
Railways from 1958 at Haapamäki train yard. A thin little
thing used for shunting railroad cars on line stations.
Published: April 1998.
Updated: 9 May 2003: New images.
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Farming
Wikipedia: Tractor
Fordson
Model F Tractor at Sipoo Church, Finland.
The first ever mass produced modern light weight
agricultural tractor. A true classic.
Published: December 1997.
Updated: 17 January 1998: Tractors in Finland
Zetor
25 A Tractor 1956 at Viiala, Finland.
The small agricultural tractor that filled Finland in the '50s.
Published: 11 January 2000
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