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G'day Fellas, Today I Bought my wife a 212 grader for mothers day. LOL.. Serial No. IR 982. So now I need one of you guys to tell me what year it was built.. The gentleman I got this off is 88 yrsold!!! and today he graded up his road into his farm. No leaning front wheels and he said "its a bit hard in the mouth".. Also a parts machine included in the deal..4D..
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Mon, May 11, 2009 3:29 PM
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G'day Fellas, Today I Bought my wife a 212 grader for mothers day. LOL.. Serial No. IR 982. So now I need one of you guys to tell me what year it was built.. The gentleman I got this off is 88 yrsold!!! and today he graded up his road into his farm. No leaning front wheels and he said "its a bit hard in the mouth".. Also a parts machine included in the deal..4D
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Mon, May 11, 2009 3:43 PM
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G'day Fellas, Today I Bought my wife a 212 grader for mothers day. LOL.. Serial No. IR 982. So now I need one of you guys to tell me what year it was built.. The gentleman I got this off is 88 yrsold!!! and today he graded up his road into his farm. No leaning front wheels and he said "its a bit hard in the mouth".. Also a parts machine included in the deal..4D
The1R came out in 1940 so I don,t have when each one was made but guessing was a later 1940s machine as the war probably stopped production in the earlier 40s to the middle 40s. Someone on here would have a book on the date it as made. I have a Cat SNID from a Cat dealer but only has start up dates of machines.
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Mon, May 11, 2009 5:11 PM
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The1R came out in 1940 so I don,t have when each one was made but guessing was a later 1940s machine as the war probably stopped production in the earlier 40s to the middle 40s. Someone on here would have a book on the date it as made. I have a Cat SNID from a Cat dealer but only has start up dates of machines.
Thanks SJ.Thought it would be about that vintage..4D.
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Mon, May 11, 2009 6:50 PM
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Thanks SJ.Thought it would be about that vintage..4D.
1R982 would fall into 1943 manufacturing year.

Should have a diesel D3400 engine in a tandem drive grader weighing about 13,100 pounds.
D2-5J's, D6-9U's, D318 and D333 power units, 12E-99E grader, 922B & 944A wheel loaders, D330C generator set, DW20 water tanker and a bunch of Jersey cows to take care of in my spare time😄
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Mon, May 11, 2009 7:39 PM
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1R982 would fall into 1943 manufacturing year.

Should have a diesel D3400 engine in a tandem drive grader weighing about 13,100 pounds.
Thanks cccjersey, thats what I got..4D..
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Tue, May 12, 2009 1:49 AM
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Thanks cccjersey, thats what I got..4D..
Fourdee, that sounds like a deal that would get you a lot of Mothers Day kudos .. 😄 .. what's it feel like, sleeping in the dog house?? .. 😄

You didn't buy that fully restored 212 that was on offer a while back? The bloke must have spent $20,000 on rebuilding it like new.
The only problem was, he wanted most of his money back in the sale price .. 😞
I don't think he had any takers .. but it sure was one mint 212 .. 😊

That ole fella would have done well, just to be able to still climb into the cab, at 88 .. let alone handle the Armstrong steering! .. I hope I can still do that at 88! .. 😄 .. Pics?? .. where's the pics?? ..
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Tue, May 12, 2009 7:47 AM
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Fourdee, that sounds like a deal that would get you a lot of Mothers Day kudos .. 😄 .. what's it feel like, sleeping in the dog house?? .. 😄

You didn't buy that fully restored 212 that was on offer a while back? The bloke must have spent $20,000 on rebuilding it like new.
The only problem was, he wanted most of his money back in the sale price .. 😞
I don't think he had any takers .. but it sure was one mint 212 .. 😊

That ole fella would have done well, just to be able to still climb into the cab, at 88 .. let alone handle the Armstrong steering! .. I hope I can still do that at 88! .. 😄 .. Pics?? .. where's the pics?? ..
NO Oz'dozer, This ol d girl will need a bit of work to get it lookin pretty. I'm not at home so I feel safe at the moment. lets see if I can get some pics up..
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Tue, May 12, 2009 3:23 PM
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NO Oz'dozer, This ol d girl will need a bit of work to get it lookin pretty. I'm not at home so I feel safe at the moment. lets see if I can get some pics up..
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Fourdee, she doesn't look too bad at all .. apart from the fact it's been 50 years since she last had a paint job .. 😄

Do those brakes work?? .. thats a bonus, if they do .. 😄
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Tue, May 12, 2009 4:10 PM
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