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| Here are some newer concrete mixers. Emblems removed. 
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Si Senor! Sicard.
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I agree with Jules; Sicards.
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| I agree too, Sicard. Interesting, the mixers being on trailers.
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They are Canadian made London mixers, now owned by McNeilus/Oshkosh
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| Jules jumped on this one. these trucka are Sicards from the 1960's. It sounds like Brian knows all about these unusual semi mounted mixers. Did these things ever find work in the states ? This photo is from the Doug Grieve Collection at Hank's Truck Pictures. 
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