Road hog eats up Wantage tarmac

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Our multi-talented Multihog has been out an about in Wantage eating up tired tarmac so that the roads repair team can carry out resurfacing.

The pictures here show how effective the hog is with its road planing tool - one of a number of attachments which also enable it to turn its trotters to drainage and hedge trimming.

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