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Big scrapers hiding under the snow

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Irwin
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Stopped an d took a few pictures along the trail on my last snowmobile trip.would have liked a closer look,but not one to trespass.took a while after getting home today to figure out model.six wheels with factory dozer blade.
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Mon, Mar 4, 2019 9:29 AM
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clark 290M or cat 830M
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Mon, Mar 4, 2019 9:39 AM
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clark 290M or cat 830M
Yea, big cat 830 I think.first time I ever seen one.
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Mon, Mar 4, 2019 10:07 AM
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clark 290M or cat 830M
Plus a SuperLiner
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Mon, Mar 4, 2019 10:07 AM
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Plus a SuperLiner
I think those are Clark’s not Cats - the grill/rad just doesn’t look like a Cat grill/rad
I could very well be wrong but they just screem Clark more than Cat

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Mon, Mar 4, 2019 11:50 AM
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I think those are Clark’s not Cats - the grill/rad just doesn’t look like a Cat grill/rad
I could very well be wrong but they just screem Clark more than Cat

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Nate
Yea they look a lot like the Army's M290 scrapers. Don't know who made em.

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Mon, Mar 4, 2019 12:57 PM
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Reply to oldtanker:
Yea they look a lot like the Army's M290 scrapers. Don't know who made em.

Rick
Hi, Folks
Yep, methinks Clark 290Ms also. Although there isn't a real clear view, the radiator surround looks a little too 'square' for a Cat 830MB.

Thanks for sharing, Irwin.

Just my 0.02.
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Mon, Mar 4, 2019 2:28 PM
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Hi, Folks
Yep, methinks Clark 290Ms also. Although there isn't a real clear view, the radiator surround looks a little too 'square' for a Cat 830MB.

Thanks for sharing, Irwin.

Just my 0.02.
Jan Meermans may chime in. He used to use one like these for booze runs in Viet Nam if my memory is correct.
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Wed, Mar 6, 2019 5:16 AM
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Jan Meermans may chime in. He used to use one like these for booze runs in Viet Nam if my memory is correct.
Yea IIRC the Army got rid of those sometime in the late 80's.

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Wed, Mar 6, 2019 5:33 AM
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Yea IIRC the Army got rid of those sometime in the late 80's.

Rick
Found my dad's Vietnam pictures today and had a picture or two of these babies. He was in the army engineers and was tasked at keeping all of the armies dozers and other machines running. He said he never got to shoot at anybody, in fact was on KP duty in basic when they where on the rifle range. But he was shot at many a times while working on machines in the field. I will have to ask if he would write a story for the magazine.

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Wed, Mar 6, 2019 10:53 AM
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Found my dad's Vietnam pictures today and had a picture or two of these babies. He was in the army engineers and was tasked at keeping all of the armies dozers and other machines running. He said he never got to shoot at anybody, in fact was on KP duty in basic when they where on the rifle range. But he was shot at many a times while working on machines in the field. I will have to ask if he would write a story for the magazine.

Rodten
[quote="Rodten"]Found my dad's Vietnam pictures today and had a picture or two of these babies. He was in the army engineers and was tasked at keeping all of the armies dozers and other machines running. He said he never got to shoot at anybody, in fact was on KP duty in basic when they where on the rifle range. But he was shot at many a times while working on machines in the field. I will have to ask if he would write a story for the magazine.

Rodten[/quote]
I was in vietnam68 and 69.a few times they flew a d4 into the bush to clear a spot for a base camp.choppers would drop our recon off first and we would do guard duty for the operator.i thought at the time that was good duty compared to crap we got into.tell your dad “welcome home”for me.thanks
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