46A still making a living

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Not the oldest Cat in our fleet and not the newest. She still runs well. Working in some nice soil. 3 shanks 36" deep, first pass.
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Thu, Jun 20, 2019 12:06 PM

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Nice! A few of the 36A and 46A around here as well, doing the same thing. No heat issues with the transmission? That’s some good looking dirt also. I’m guessing it’s going into trees? Thanks for sharing. JM

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Thu, Jun 20, 2019 8:18 PM

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Nice! A few of the 36A and 46A around here as well, doing the same thing. No heat issues with the transmission? That’s some good looking dirt also. I’m guessing it’s going into trees? Thanks for sharing. JM

You are correct, going back into trees. No heat issues with the transmission or torque converter. We get the opportunity to RIP in good soil and soil that is really poor. We also have two D9N,s we RIP with.

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Fri, Jun 21, 2019 9:25 PM

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