built 1959.
Sounds like it could be a cool pooooosh Cat. Is it pony or direct start?
Sounds like a job for your 9 axle! Buy it or else!
Hey Juiceman,
I'll have to check in with D4e, but I think I can Bonus Purple Five it. It will be close. I can only haul one of the 9's at a time though!!! Hahahaha
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hey Juiceman,
I'll have to check in with D4e, but I think I can Bonus Purple Five it. It will be close. I can only haul one of the 9's at a time though!!! Hahahaha
Got one sources that says 60,000 lbs, another says 70,000 lbs.
That's for bare tractor. I tend to believe the lower number.
parts book says 61800 bare with fluids. That may not include belly pans, roller guards. Blade should be a bit more than 10000. Canopy depends on how heavy duty it is.
Got one sources that says 60,000 lbs, another says 70,000 lbs.
That's for bare tractor. I tend to believe the lower number.
Hey Team,
I'm going with 60,000 bare, around 3000 canopy, and 15,000 blade. So 78,000 to 80,000 lbs. let me know if anybody has specs.
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