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In Reply to: 2019.09.01 posted by kcm.MN on August 31, 2019 at 22:22:49:
I do not have information about the Yeovil picture in 1943 but J. J. Wright and Sons Limited of East Dereham, Norfolk, England was one of the main companies supplying New Fordson tractors to the government and servicing tractors that were used on the aerodromes throughout the UK. The company was situated within a few yards of the railway station and train loads of Model N's were being shipped in for repair and out again after servicing. Over the period of the war, 1939 to 1945 the company serviced 5000 tractors from the aerodromes alone as well as servicing Case and Fordson tractors for the farming industry. They employed up to 2000 staff in machine shops and repair facilities.
I have been involved in writing a very successful book about the history of the company which has been in the No.1 position in the local best sellers lists for three weeks and never lower than No.3 for the past eight weeks.
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