I think thats a 9T grader. Sure has some big ol tires, what size are they?
I think thats a 9T grader. Sure has some big ol tires, what size are they?
A 9T with a 2976 behind it would mean a 1947?
Thanks!!!!!!!
9T2976 would be a 1952 model as the owner stated.
6Fxxxx is not a 212 s/n designation.
Thank you....Any idea on the weight of the machine. Thank you again. 😊
Approximate shipping weight of the 9T is 13,670 lbs, plus 980 lbs for the scarifier group.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hi, Crg169783.
It's hard to tell from 10-12,000 miles away but the machine in your 2 photos looks to me like it could be an early 112, a Cat 12 frame with a D4-size engine instead of the D6-size D318 that went in the #12s. The bigger 'tahrs' would fit with that too.
Just my 0.02.
That looks like a 112 to me also. What size engine does it have, 4 or 6 cylinder? catskinner
212 is my vote, that frame looks too small for a 112.