[quote="KevinKizer"]The folks at the Wheels Of Time Museum in Peoria are trying to find out what brand of blade is on the front of their Cat dozer. Any ideas?
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Although it's a cable blade, I'm thinking LaPlant-Choate.
[quote="KevinKizer"]The folks at the Wheels Of Time Museum in Peoria are trying to find out what brand of blade is on the front of their Cat dozer. Any ideas?
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Although it's a cable blade, I'm thinking LaPlant-Choate.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hi, KevinKizer.
I am thinking a Baker blade.
https://classicdozers.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/baker-hydraulic-blade-on-allis-chalmers-hd-7w-tractor-1945.jpg
http://www.vannattabros.com/iron8.html
Just my 0.02.
I think its a baker as well,
here is a list to compare with https://classicdozers.wordpress.com/dozer-gallery/blade-manufacturers/
OK, I agree on the Baker blade. The ATECO push arms have more taper to them than what I see with the Baker, less the arch.
Latourneau cable control, Baker blade.
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