Haven't been around for awhile, you know how busy life can get. Anyway I picked up the local advertiser paper the other day and there's a D2 for sale for $1500. My thought was wow a reasonably priced parts tractor. Made the phone call and everything sounds good enough to go look at. It's only an hour away and the guy sounds like he really wants it gone and might come down on the price. Well when I get there I quickly see this is no parts tractor. It has a manually adjustable angle blade, tracks look really good and everything seems to be there. He says it ran good when parked 5 years ago. Needs mag rebuild on pony motor and clutches seem to be stuck but other than that it looks good. Probably won't do anything with it for awhile but for $1250 agreed on price when it's on the trailer how can you not have it? So I now own 2 D2 cat bulldozers. I hope this isn't the start of a trend but I think it might be to late for me already from what I've seen of other members lengthy list of machinesome that they own. Oh well

Way to go. With that kind of price how do you say no.

Well I couldn't and now that I already have a worker I might just have to have a restored show piece

Nice score! How could a guy say "No thanks" to that kind of a deal?

I guess now you need to change your 'handle' to D2 x 2 Gary!

Great find. Keep hoping one like that will fall into my lap.

Yes you are in real trouble now ..... That is what they call a breeding pair !!!!

"cheshire wrote:

Yes you are in real trouble now ..... That is what they call a breeding pair !!!!

Heck I'll be a good guy here and save you from that. I'll give you 1500 delivered........!

Rick

Pour the steering clutches full of diesel while waiting to work on it!
After draining the water of course!

GReat find What does the chain pass thru?? must be a big sheave to keep from binding thanks

"cheshire wrote:

Yes you are in real trouble now ..... That is what they call a breeding pair !!!!

So I guess 2 D2's left to their business will be a D4