I remember going to Annan with my parents when I was young in the late 60s/ early 70s and looking through the gates of Rickerby (it was down a side street off the main street on the right hand side) and seeing the new tractors then which were probably an International 434 and later a John Deere 20 series with a Duncan cab. It probably started my lifetime interest in tractors and reading your comment I can picture them as if it was yesterday!
Yes it was Oppisite Corner House Hotel down Lady ST, Offices, Showroom and Workshops ,Rickerbys were partners with Duffs our Boss Wullie Duff had an Ironmongers shop on the High ST I remember the day in the late Sixties when one of the Rickerby brothers, i think it was Joe Rickerby ,was Killed in a Car Smash returning from a Exhibition abroad, the Driver was Wullie Duff!!@@davidwinthrop7077
I was a Machinery/Tractor Mechanic at Rickerbys in Annan, Late 60s mainly International then introduced John Deere. Good Old Days!! Ha Ha!
I remember going to Annan with my parents when I was young in the late 60s/ early 70s and looking through the gates of Rickerby (it was down a side street off the main street on the right hand side) and seeing the new tractors then which were probably an International 434 and later a John Deere 20 series with a Duncan cab. It probably started my lifetime interest in tractors and reading your comment I can picture them as if it was yesterday!
Yes it was Oppisite Corner House Hotel down Lady ST, Offices, Showroom and Workshops ,Rickerbys were partners with Duffs our Boss Wullie Duff had an Ironmongers shop on the High ST I remember the day in the late Sixties when one of the Rickerby brothers, i think it was Joe Rickerby ,was Killed in a Car Smash returning from a Exhibition abroad, the Driver was Wullie Duff!!@@davidwinthrop7077
Another great video of the show George.
Thanks for sharing 👍