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Erik, that is a good looking grader. I had a #8 for a few years but yours seems to be a much larger grader than the number 8. Our problem was that my wife preferred to drive the H rather than operate the grader!! :mod:
Good find!
[quote="D4Jim"]Erik, that is a good looking grader. I had a #8 for a few years but yours seems to be a much larger grader than the number 8. Our problem was that my wife preferred to drive the H rather than operate the grader!! :mod:
Good find![/quote]
Not sure the model but it does have a 12' blade, it was military surplus but all data tags are missing.
It even has the scarifier gearbox... very difficult to find!
Moving on and working on a Caterpillar no 2 terracer.
Fixing a few issues.
Good thing a have a parts unit.
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