[b]A Mike
GuddayM8
about 6 years a go i found the pix on the net so i made a ruff animation of it
here tiz
[img]http://www.beamish.biz/swishy/animation/catjot.gif[/img]
also @ the site th@ duz this trick thay also have a video of the task
[img]http://www.beamish.biz/swishy/crap/ani130.gif[/img]
cya
§wishy
HasBeen[/b]
I never saw one load itself on a box car but when the 416 Cat backhoe came out we had a field day at the dealer and a factory engineer was there and operated (demonstrated) one and he could walk it around by the bucket and backhoe which then amazed us all.
Mike, I'm pretty sure I have this video at home, I will try posting it later or I can send directly to you.
I've done this onto flatdecks and picker truck beds but nothing that high!
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Here is a page with a video of a self loader on rail cars.
http://www.herzogcompanies.com/rrservices/cartopper.php
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