Looks like a D5B to me it even has a tilt ram. I am sure someone that knows more about it will let you know.
vernier
My take is a D6B.
My take is a D6B.
I took this pic early one morning and due to the cold and wind, I stayed in the cab of my pickup.. ill be by there again soon and get the numbers of it...Its for sale and runs well im told.. He is One of those sellers that just says (make me an offer)... Have any thoughts? Has no Idea what size of a machine it is.....I would like to use it on my farm...ponds,terraces, brush, water ways...
It looks like Cat D6B 44A to me.
FarmerD5
Jeremy, what are you going to do with it? Bring it to Spring Fling for me. LOL How's the D2? John
I think it's an early D6C by the look of the dash.
Later Bob
I think OM & Farmer are right on the D6B, sorry about the mistake!
It's not a power shift D6 so might well be a 6B. catskinner
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