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2012年4月21日 · Could not find one that seemed worth the money they wanted. So I bought the TD7G and put on new rails and sprockets for less money than an "as is" JD450C. I am glad I went with the Dresser. It runs and works great, is easy to work on, about 20 years newer than a JD450C, and Komatsu has had all the parts I have needed.
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2018年2月5日 · I need to be able to haul it on a 14000 gvw gooseneck. I have ran across a massey 200 and an international 500. I know these are old machines but there just isn't much out there these days for a small dozer. They both run and are diesel. Both have power shuttles. The massey needs steering work on one side and supposedly has 50-60% undercarriage.
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2019年8月16日 · I probably will only put about 500-700 hours on it the first couple years then maybe a couple hundred a year after that so I’m not looking for anything fancy or wanting to spend a fortune. I have run plenty of newer machines for work but have never owned a dozer. I appreciate any advice you can give.
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2015年10月6日 · I've cleaned up a lot of land, and the truth is, there is no one machine that is "best for the job". Dozers are great on the small stuff, track loaders and excavators on the bigger stuff. Excavators are extremely versatile, but again, …
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2017年2月16日 · I've used both to do a lot of dirt moving around the farm, and I believe I can do quite a bit of the dirt work with these implements. But, cutting into the hill will be more of an issue. I've never used a dozer, but they seem to 'be the thing' to build roads. I have rented small excavators as well, and I think I could do the cut with the excavator.
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2006年2月19日 · I used a mini ex for small excavating jobs but what do you do if you start to get alot of larger holes to dig. Then you need a trailer and truck to move machines around with. If I was to start all over again I would start with a dump truck, than a trailer, 16,000 lb excavator rubber track, 18,000 dozer, skid steer, and a Backhoe in that order.
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2010年3月24日 · Finally I got to 'play' in my small borrow pit and spent about half the day there. For the first time I was using the dozer a bit off-level and I must admit it was a little un-nerving for the first hour or so. I realize it is recommended you work up …
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2011年5月30日 · Thanks for the responses. The reason for my interest is that I have a farm with some terrain that I use for pasture but is too rough and steep for me to feel comfortable using a wheeled tractor and rotary cutter. I have been over it with my Cat D3G and feel comfortable although I am careful.
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2014年5月26日 · D8K was the last of the dinosaurs. D8L was the first high-drive, introduced in 1982. Then a few years (86-87 time frame) down the road everything got renumbered - The 8L became the 9N, the 9L became the 10N, and the D10 became the D11N.
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2016年7月31日 · If you plan to use another tractor I'd do like the guys are saying above, keep a layer of silage on the bunker floor and keep the machine on that, let the tractor do the work on/off the pile. Also a D5 won't have a very big blade compared to a 14-18' blade on a FWA or 4WD tractor and would take a few more passes to push up a cart or semi load.