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Leaning wheel grader...maybe

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snowshoveler
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So I spied a leaning wheel grader an hour or so from me.
Its for sale at a not known price ( don't you just hate that )
Its listed as built in 1898, but i don't quite believe that part.
Looks to have rubber tires mounted to an original type wheel.
And the caterpillar name on it.
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Wed, Dec 26, 2018 6:43 AM
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Hi, Snowshoveler.
So, WHY?????????????????????

WHY is it still there???????????? Instead of in your yard already??????????????????????????

Looks pretty good in that photo.

Just my 0.02.

You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

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Wed, Dec 26, 2018 7:51 AM
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Reply to Deas Plant.:
Hi, Snowshoveler.
So, WHY?????????????????????

WHY is it still there???????????? Instead of in your yard already??????????????????????????

Looks pretty good in that photo.

Just my 0.02.
That is a very good question Deas.
My Lady has already given her approval of the possible purchase.
The pics show it to be in usable condition.
I guess it will depend on the price required to purchase it.
I would be okay with 500 dollars maybe.
But you know how this goes...with an unlisted price the owner probably wants 5000 for it.
I could probably make a little cash with it to support the purchase if priced reasonable.
Regards Chris
193? d4400 cat powerunit
1950 john deere M
1959 international t5 crawler
1977 powerking 1216 tractor
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Wed, Dec 26, 2018 7:56 AM
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Reply to snowshoveler:
That is a very good question Deas.
My Lady has already given her approval of the possible purchase.
The pics show it to be in usable condition.
I guess it will depend on the price required to purchase it.
I would be okay with 500 dollars maybe.
But you know how this goes...with an unlisted price the owner probably wants 5000 for it.
I could probably make a little cash with it to support the purchase if priced reasonable.
Regards Chris
1898 would be a patent date not the mfg date.
Rubber wheels was a factory option so the unit is not as old as one may be lead to believe cause of the patent date.
We can provide a more accurate mfg date if a serial number could be provided. You are welcome to look here for more info: http://www.chriscomachinery.com/PullGraders.htm

Based on the picture alone I would guess it to be a model 35.
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Wed, Dec 26, 2018 8:14 AM
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1898 would be a patent date not the mfg date.
Rubber wheels was a factory option so the unit is not as old as one may be lead to believe cause of the patent date.
We can provide a more accurate mfg date if a serial number could be provided. You are welcome to look here for more info: http://www.chriscomachinery.com/PullGraders.htm

Based on the picture alone I would guess it to be a model 35.
Thank you very much Erik.
I have something to go on now.
Regards Chris
193? d4400 cat powerunit
1950 john deere M
1959 international t5 crawler
1977 powerking 1216 tractor
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Wed, Dec 26, 2018 8:22 AM
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Thank you very much Erik.
I have something to go on now.
Regards Chris
Tbrown42 posted that same grader for sale oct 2018 in sale/wanted section. Several folks told him it was not 1898 but the post had no reply from him. no price there either. You may try a PM to him.
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Wed, Dec 26, 2018 1:41 PM
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Tbrown42 posted that same grader for sale oct 2018 in sale/wanted section. Several folks told him it was not 1898 but the post had no reply from him. no price there either. You may try a PM to him.
Just go over there with a set of torches, I'll bet he'll show up in two seconds and ask how much you'll give him for it. lol
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Wed, Dec 26, 2018 10:26 PM
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Just go over there with a set of torches, I'll bet he'll show up in two seconds and ask how much you'll give him for it. lol
Looks like a 35 to me also. It seems complete. I do question that the rubber option is original, not that it wasn't offered in rubber but all I ever see is steel tire wheels that have the outer cut off and grafted to a modern rim, with varying degrees of success.
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Wed, Dec 26, 2018 10:51 PM
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