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- Thread starter csquared
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are they all 2154's now?
Bunchers hired to clean up right-of-ways following a forest fire this summer
Antique buncher on private land. Has not moved in at least 8 years but can't get better pictures of it from the highway.
Will see what other buncher photos I can get this fall as harvesting is starting to pick up again.
Antique buncher on private land. Has not moved in at least 8 years but can't get better pictures of it from the highway.
Will see what other buncher photos I can get this fall as harvesting is starting to pick up again.
Old Processor set-up. Not sure on age but it has been on site for 3 years. Taken last week.
More photos on the photo album here:
http://s1117.photobucket.com/albums/k599/foresterab/
I have road building photos of excavators but they're mostly oil and gas related as the forestry companies rarely build permanent roads here.
More photos on the photo album here:
http://s1117.photobucket.com/albums/k599/foresterab/
I have road building photos of excavators but they're mostly oil and gas related as the forestry companies rarely build permanent roads here.
skadill
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Link-Belt LS 3400 TL
I took these with an old Kodak 110 as a youngster in 1986.Machine was new and for sale out of the Trican Machinery yard in Richmond,B.C. then.Had a GM 4-71 engine,Barko 52" grapple,11350 lbs lift capacity at 35 feet out.weighed 72,000 pounds and was listed for $245,000 canadian.
I took these with an old Kodak 110 as a youngster in 1986.Machine was new and for sale out of the Trican Machinery yard in Richmond,B.C. then.Had a GM 4-71 engine,Barko 52" grapple,11350 lbs lift capacity at 35 feet out.weighed 72,000 pounds and was listed for $245,000 canadian.
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skadill
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Scott S
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My 300 Kobelco with 2 speed drums each will hold 1400 feet of 5/8. We shotgun mostly with it but have done some downhill high lead. One of a kind option on this shovel, we had Jewell convert the lower section of the boom into a fuel tank and plumbed it into the main fuel tank. It holds over 200 gallons....
Thinking about selling but it may be on the rental market soon if somebody needs one badly enough.
Thinking about selling but it may be on the rental market soon if somebody needs one badly enough.
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SPMiller
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Any pics of the fuel tank boom
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SPMiller
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Again teaser drive by picture. One of our two 330 RB.
Scott_527
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What do you think of the 330s? Looks like a C or maybe a D?
SPMiller
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Both C's. And the only reason we have two is because one is always broken. They're a nice platform, like a ME excavator only up higher. Makes feeding a jaw or placing things into a trucks box nice. But I don't see why real yellow or orange wouldn't of been the better purchase. That being said I haven't put alot of hours on either, I've listened to what they guys who run them say though.
We've had a new D series 324 for a little bit now, loaded out just a 1000 cubes today, It's a refined C series I guess, but not an improvement.
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cutting edge
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Again teaser drive by picture. One of our two 330 RB.
Did you take a job with Skrewit?
skadill
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JTL
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Hallback
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Whose machine Jason?? Tim Brown??
skadill
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HCF
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Nice little road builder I saw a couple weeks ago. I don't know who's it is.
skadill
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HCF
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The cab is bigger than the whole machine. Cool find!