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[attachment=30411]image.jpg[/attachment][attachment=30412]image.jpg[/attachment][attachment=30413]image.jpg[/attachment]Found a caterpillar pedal powered machine while I still have a operator to fit it !!!

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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 12:50 AM

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nice, real nice

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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 12:58 AM

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nice, real nice

I wish I was smaller how good is that

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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 2:26 AM

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I wish I was smaller how good is that

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WOW! That has to worth some serious money!

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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 3:08 AM

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WOW! That has to worth some serious money!

Sweet! Nice Piece

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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 5:08 AM

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WOW! That has to worth some serious money!

Skinner,

Right you are about the qualified operator you have there. We had one of these show up at our tractor show last year. It was in great shape and still had the blade on it. I recalled playing with one about 1952 or so making me four years old. From that, I was able to tell everyone that I was the only Chapter 16 member who had any experience running that model. No one else seemed to have any.

Jan

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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 5:10 AM

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Skinner,

Right you are about the qualified operator you have there. We had one of these show up at our tractor show last year. It was in great shape and still had the blade on it. I recalled playing with one about 1952 or so making me four years old. From that, I was able to tell everyone that I was the only Chapter 16 member who had any experience running that model. No one else seemed to have any.

Jan

[quote="janmeermans"]Skinner,

Right you are about the qualified operator you have there. We had one of these show up at our tractor show last year. It was in great shape and still had the blade on it. I recalled playing with one about 1952 or so making me four years old. From that, I was able to tell everyone that I was the only Chapter 16 member who had any experience running that model. No one else seemed to have any.

Jan[/quote]

Hey Deas,

How much "stick time" do you have on one of these?

Jan

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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 5:13 AM

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[quote="janmeermans"]Skinner,

Right you are about the qualified operator you have there. We had one of these show up at our tractor show last year. It was in great shape and still had the blade on it. I recalled playing with one about 1952 or so making me four years old. From that, I was able to tell everyone that I was the only Chapter 16 member who had any experience running that model. No one else seemed to have any.

Jan[/quote]

Hey Deas,

How much "stick time" do you have on one of these?

Jan

[quote="janmeermans"]Hey Deas,

How much "stick time" do you have on one of these?

Jan[/quote]

Deas,
Please stand in line nice and don't push trying to get on one of these. LOL.

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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 6:11 AM

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[quote="janmeermans"]Hey Deas,

How much "stick time" do you have on one of these?

Jan[/quote]

Deas,
Please stand in line nice and don't push trying to get on one of these. LOL.

I've posted this before, but for the newbies-me in about 1951...

Amazing that one survived so well, I wore mine completely out.
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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 6:37 AM

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I've posted this before, but for the newbies-me in about 1951...

Amazing that one survived so well, I wore mine completely out.

Jan that explains why you looked like a big kid having so fun in santa margarita in the dirt pit These apparently came new like mine in 1949 for $ 39.95 without the blade $3.95 more for the blade Also some had electric power and a very special model had a gas engine can you believe what kind of damage a 5 year old could do with his own mini dozer!!! Those are the good old days.

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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 7:07 AM

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I've posted this before, but for the newbies-me in about 1951...

Amazing that one survived so well, I wore mine completely out.

Ron that's a great photo must bring back good memories

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Wed, Aug 5, 2015 7:08 AM

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