Now, Caterpillarman is on one side of Tremonton, UT, and Minnesota is on the other.

Tremonton is where the ACMOC National Show will be this August. Make a deal on the tractor you want and give Caterpillarman and yourself an excuse to take a nice drive and have fun at the show. Basically, free shipping then!

Just a thought. If you don't want to go, I bet a friend nearby will.

Pete.

"Garlic wrote:

Now, Caterpillarman is on one side of Tremonton, UT, and Minnesota is on the other.

Tremonton is where the ACMOC National Show will be this August. Make a deal on the tractor you want and give Caterpillarman and yourself an excuse to take a nice drive and have fun at the show. Basically, free shipping then!

Just a thought. If you don't want to go, I bet a friend nearby will.

Pete.

Unfortunately I know no one near me who is interested in old Cats. The closest I know of are some guys over on the far side of the state that I talked to a few years ago on here. About 200 miles away.

Rick (on the wrong side of the state)

Which side is the wrong side of the state?

With the weather we have been having this winter it could be all the sides are the wrong side. But it did get above zero for a few hours today!:

oldtanker - 7UPuller has the other thread about an empty trailer going from California to Montana. That's at least halfway to your place, maybe more. I know 7UPuller always likes to work both ways and hates deadheading. Make a deal with Caterpillarman for one of these, 7UPuller can pick it up at the top of the hill and get it a long ways towards you. I bet someone on this board somewhere around Montana could receive and store the machine until you could come and get it, or arrange for someone to get it for you.

There's always a way. Those Cats are calling your name. I was up at Caterpillarman's last weekend to pick up something I had bought, and he's got some really nice looking stuff.

Pete.

refresh, cats still for sale

"jdkoller" wrote:

Which side is the wrong side of the state?

I'm about 60 miles from the ND border. The guys I know about are near Duluth, bout 200 miles away.

Rick

"Garlic wrote:

oldtanker - 7UPuller has the other thread about an empty trailer going from California to Montana. That's at least halfway to your place, maybe more. I know 7UPuller always likes to work both ways and hates deadheading. Make a deal with Caterpillarman for one of these, 7UPuller can pick it up at the top of the hill and get it a long ways towards you. I bet someone on this board somewhere around Montana could receive and store the machine until you could come and get it, or arrange for someone to get it for you.

There's always a way. Those Cats are calling your name. I was up at Caterpillarman's last weekend to pick up something I had bought, and he's got some really nice looking stuff.

Pete.

Pete, with paying shipping plus the fuel and meals to drive to MT I'd about have to get a dozer for free. It about 440 miles for me just to get to the MT border. Plus however far from there to where 7Upuller is. Have a hunch I'd have more in shipping than the dozer.

I found one not too far from me that I'm going to look at next week.

Rick

you could keep them at my place the wife says it looks like a rust field just with a little color tossed on top of stuff when the snow leaves you know all the global warming that we are having all of my d2 and 22 and my 1 big 20 that are outside are covered with snow and all my willys are the same way its a good thing i park everything in straight lines i am 12 miles west of missoula and you could keep it here as long as you want

"yancy44 wrote:

you could keep them at my place the wife says it looks like a rust field just with a little color tossed on top of stuff when the snow leaves you know all the global warming that we are having all of my d2 and 22 and my 1 big 20 that are outside are covered with snow and all my willys are the same way its a good thing i park everything in straight lines i am 12 miles west of missoula and you could keep it here as long as you want

LOL yea only 1000miles one way:flypig:

Rick