You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hi, TnSaw64.
That arrangement looks very Bucyrus Erie to but I would have expected their badging plastered all over it. I seem to remember that there was another manufacturer of very similar hydraulic dozer equipment back then but can't put a name to them.
Someone with a way better reference library than my memory will come along to sort it out for you.
Just my 0.02.
It seems I've seen several older International dozers with similar setups like that.
It looks like an Isaacson blade to me.
It is not an Isaacson. It is a Bucyrus - Erie product.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
There are a lot of similarities to the Bucyrus-Erie set up but I believe that is a close copy of the real thing.
Cylinder mounting doesn't seem right, along with closer details when you compare to the more common International applications. Sorry I can't correctly identify. A picture of the hydraulic pump and controls might help identify.
Possibly Ateco they built some similar blades styled like the BE but all welded steel like this D6.My uncle ran a AC HD 14C (with the torch converter) that had a Ateco blade of this style.
No comparison to any Atec blade arrangement that I've seen. May be similar in function but not in parts.
There are a lot of similarities to the Bucyrus-Erie set up but I believe that is a close copy of the real thing.
Cylinder mounting doesn't seem right, along with closer details when you compare to the more common International applications. Sorry I can't correctly identify. A picture of the hydraulic pump and controls might help identify.
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