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- Thread starter Kenny R
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I seen that out at Johnson Machinery a couple of years ago. Seems like someone thought it was a good idea. They also had a water wagon and a small beegee to pull with the 446 "prime mover"
I looked at the cost, and figured for the price, you could buy a used 613 and water truck, with enough left over to still buy a used backhoe. Then you would have all your bases covered with the proper machines, instead of this frankenscraper idea.
I looked at the cost, and figured for the price, you could buy a used 613 and water truck, with enough left over to still buy a used backhoe. Then you would have all your bases covered with the proper machines, instead of this frankenscraper idea.
oversize
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I think that may be used to pick up windrows that are left after a grader has done a finale trim on some road base
Chris91786
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lol wow, haven't seen that combo before
Buckethead
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Someone must have had a need for it I guess. I am curious what make and model of scraper it is behind it in the second pic.
Chris91786
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Looks like a 637
Buckethead
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Yes that one looks like a 637, I didn't even notice that one at first. I am wondering about the one next to it.
JTL
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A new low emission concept
Boy that thing would make for a long day. I bet it rides like a buck-board wagon!
Could you imangine seeing Sukut, or ACI, or Independent running about 150 of these to replace thier 657/651 fleets!ointhead:Banghead
Boy that thing would make for a long day. I bet it rides like a buck-board wagon!
Could you imangine seeing Sukut, or ACI, or Independent running about 150 of these to replace thier 657/651 fleets!
ointhead:Banghead
MrMachinery
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wow, amazing
Tonytires
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great Pics, how much you pay to get rid of those tires after your done?
Taylortractornu
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Id like to have one of those Fox out fits to build small ponds and house places. I know a man that ran one up north and he swore by the little fellow for dress up and house sites. I think Fox is now out of business. They made landscape loaders with Cat componets to.
Chris91786 whaty part of St. Augustine are you from? My wife and I are going there on our aniverasary trip June 20 th and 21st. Any good equipment yards there? We didnt get to tour much of the town while there just a few places. I relly enjoyed my time there for the week.
Chris91786 whaty part of St. Augustine are you from? My wife and I are going there on our aniverasary trip June 20 th and 21st. Any good equipment yards there? We didnt get to tour much of the town while there just a few places. I relly enjoyed my time there for the week.
MrKomatsu
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That was at the Con Expo. last year i do believe.........