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Winter Pics
- Thread starter Dirt Dogg
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Not sure if it was that year or not, but recall a county guy being let go
for crossing a wood plank bridge that was about 60 ft long with a D7.
Seems like it was a 5 ton load limit.
I was just out of school and moved to the big city of Wichita, Ks that year.
The first dozer our family had was the D6C I bought in 80.
for crossing a wood plank bridge that was about 60 ft long with a D7.
Seems like it was a 5 ton load limit.
I was just out of school and moved to the big city of Wichita, Ks that year.
The first dozer our family had was the D6C I bought in 80.