Hi, Folks.
Feestyer i-balls on these 'foterz'.
This scraper was being pulled by a Cat D8T - which seemed to be a little 'lite' for the load that it was hitched to. The scraper itself hazza good few hallmarks ovva Cat scraper, especially around the bowl and back end, but has some 'mods' on the gooseneck which I personally have never seen onna Cat scraper, especially the bowl lift ram mounts.
I was told by one person there that it izza Chinese 'knock-off' and that is another one over in South Australia - unconfirmed.
Just my 0.02.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Sorry it’s only a screenshot of a video but that is all i have of that machine.
Hi, Folks.
Here izza Sixty with a 'fairly' early hydraulic 'dozer. See if you can identify any of the parts of the 'dozer of the hydraulics.
Just my 0.02.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Deas - that is a nice looking machine. His starting bar on the deck will interfere with the brake operation. (lesson learned - lol) Pump has an easily identified manufacture name - GREAT PHOTO - you made it easy, now someone with more knowledge can chime in with some further information. - cts
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