I think it was Fleco used to make 'tree dozer' attachments years ago for Cat which pushed the tree higher up than the blade could reach.
[left][/left]Is this what he has welded on his blade? The red painted part on the blade?
I have one on each dozer and even though I do not use a dozer to take out tree anymore, it comes in handy for other things.
Ron[left][/left]
The points are about the same as your pictures, but not as thick. He used some 2"x3" flat stock cut to a point.
What did you use yours for? I was thinking about putting some on mine.
The points are about the same as your pictures, but not as thick. He used some 2"x3" flat stock cut to a point.
What did you use yours for? I was thinking about putting some on mine.
I bought the "CLAW" (that is what it was called) pre made From Nebraska Machinery Used parts about 25 years ago. The Nebraska Machinery new parts never heard or saw anything like it. It is one of the most handy things. I have one on each dozer
Ron
I can get some measurements if you want
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