"might need a little work" - funny!
Haha yeah I think the best ones on craglist is when someone post a old truck that is halfway rotted out and they say 17 000 original miles because the clock has rolled
The "Ran when parked" is always good. Even if there is a tree growing up through it in the picture.
What size Cat would be correct for a 10 yard scrapper? I was offered a 4 or 5 yard scrapper a while back and dont know if any of my Cats would pull it. My biggest is a d4 (not running at the moment) and I like playing with my 22 and soon to be running D2. I dont recall the brand, but it is still sitting where I saw it. Grant.
In my opinion a 10 yard scraper is D8 stuff. D6 ( depending on condition) is well suited to 7 yards or so. I HAVE been wrong before...
Hi Team,
grab 'em while their going.
Scan from a 1950's Caterpillar Products Guide
Cheers,
Eddie B.
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