Ludlow machinery breakers

[BikinGlynn]

Ludlow Machinery Breakers

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Heres another one a bit different for you.
Wont lie this was a complete fluke find while driving past & I cant find a damn thing about it.

This place is huge & IMO rivals folkenham all be it the majority of the stuff is a bit newer. I cant see a registered company here either, Private collection? if so someone has a nice little nest egg.

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You may recognise the Hanomag thrown into my report here https://www.derelictplaces.co.uk/threads/rollin-rollin-rollin-various-locations-dates.39262/
there was certainly plenty of them here so if you ever want to set up a landfill site you know where to come.

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Easy explore this one with @cppic_s and a non member.
Thats about all I can tell you about this place but Im sure there will be plenty more detailed reports to follow. heres the normal excessive amount of pics.

Bonus find not far from this was a couple of renault military vehicles.

Thanks for looking​

 

[night crawler]

Something wrong, only a couple of photos show

 

[BikinGlynn]

Something wrong, only a couple of photos show

there u go aint got any now

 

[night crawler]

 

[BikinGlynn]

Something wrong, only a couple of photos show

try revision C

 

[sadlerwells]

Love that first photo.

 

[night crawler]

try revision C

Well that was well worth waiting for, superb

 

[Hayman]

Love that first photo.

It reminds me of a photo I took of an abandoned outback farmhouse in Australia. I framed the outdoor scene through a tear in the flyscreen netting of a door or window.

 

[BikinGlynn]

Love that first photo.

thanks

 

[BikinGlynn]

Well that was well worth waiting for, superb

thanks mate

 

[John_D]

Well 'L688 OTU' is apparently white, and is currently on SORN....

 

[wolfism]

Cool looking place. I think the Renaults are Dodge 50's that Boughton Engineering fitted with 4x4 drivetrains and flogged to the Army. Judging by the age of the other plant sitting around, likely to be of interest to collectors but unlikely that commercial operators would still be using machines 40+ years old, so it might sit for long enough unless the owner's happy to deal with the slightly obsessed type of folk you see on the Yorkshire Auction House TV series!