Purchasing this little guy and need to know if anyone knows what model this is. I guessing its about a 1947 to 1953 D2 or D3 chassis. Thanks in advance
Retired mechanic just trying to pass the time and stay outta the wifes hair.
Retired mechanic just trying to pass the time and stay outta the wifes hair.
Retired mechanic just trying to pass the time and stay outta the wifes hair.
Retired mechanic just trying to pass the time and stay outta the wifes hair.
Retired mechanic just trying to pass the time and stay outta the wifes hair.
Retired mechanic just trying to pass the time and stay outta the wifes hair.
Retired mechanic just trying to pass the time and stay outta the wifes hair.
Thanks for the help in this..... I will be trying to track down the tags and get the model and engine serial asap.
Retired mechanic just trying to pass the time and stay outta the wifes hair.
If you show the rear sprocket / axle, I use that to tell if it's D2 or D4 based, but in any case it looks like an old 933 or 955. I think it's newer than the HT4 because of the side hydraulic tank, but I'm guessing basically. The breather dipstick in front of the gear lever looks D4-ish to me
It has 5 impact rollers and solid rear sprockets with 3 holes.
Retired mechanic just trying to pass the time and stay outta the wifes hair.
It is a pony start so no electrical....engine plate says 'TRAXCAVATOR' (I can guess what that means) and serial is # 11a2608. Might be a bit heavy for my 14K trailer. 933E is what they are calling it, assembled on a D4 chassis (maybe) this early of S/N might be a D4 chassis. It still has the 311 engine so cant tell by that.
Retired mechanic just trying to pass the time and stay outta the wifes hair.
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