by the looks of that tire thats as far as he got. i got a daughter that lives at the "end of the road" , end of the earth too. out near shell wy. thanks.
Somebody tell me what kind of blade is on the D4 with the 4 sale sign?
drott, baker or bucyrus are my guess's . only guesses because of the cylinder mounting.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hi, D9gdon.
Maybe Ateco. They used to make blade lift arrangements like that for Fiat AT7s at one tiime and I seem to remember seeing similar arrangements on other tractors. It is a good arrangement for tractors without a hard nose 'cos it keeps the blade weight off the main frame/engine without a whole lotta excess linkage to wear and create slack.
Just my 0.02.
One of these....
LaPlante Choate makes one similar to it.
by the looks of that tire thats as far as he got. i got a daughter that lives at the "end of the road" , end of the earth too. out near shell wy. thanks.
Yep, I shouldn't say too much, I guess...it's only 150 mi. from my place...
I was wondering about that cylinder setup too, hadn't seen one exactly like it.
Deas, this is an ATECO dozer for a D-4.
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You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
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