Farmers lamenting the loss of Marston’s trademark blue trailers can now get their hands on a series of new models sporting the Grantham maker’s name and colour scheme.

Marston Agricultural Services went into administration in late 2013 – after more than 60 years of trading – and the name was bought by Suffolk firm Hunton Legg the following January.

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Now thanks to an agreement with Hunton Legg, Angus-based dealer Norman F. Ogg has started selling a series of trailers under the Marston brand. “After 39 years as a Marston dealer, and with lots of loyal customers, we really wanted to keep the name out there,” said Mr Ogg.

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The new trailers are being built to Mr Ogg’s specifications with Dundee firm Vegcraft manufacturing the flatbeds and Buckinghamshire-based K-Two building the tippers.

Prices for the Roadeo Curve tipper models start at £19,955 for a 16t model, going up to £23,000 for a fully specced 20t model with roll-over sheets, parabolic suspension and BKT flotation tyres.