Newbee and love the site!!
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killzoneq2
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Newbee and love the site!!
I am getting ready to pick up a 1010 crawler loader down the road. It has been sitting for 15+ years and ran when he parked it. As soon as it dry's up around here I am going to go get it. We are going to push it up onto a trailer with my buddies 450 Deere. Hope it goes well...I promise to do a search before butchering everything up on here. What a nice site this is.My plan is restoration and also being able to use it.
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Averagy guy with a passion to turn heavy wrenches, my favorite is the sparkler wrench. It always gets those stuck bolts...Other job Mobile Sandblasting Company.
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Flatheadyoungin
- 420 crawler
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- Location: Southern Ohio
Re: Newbee and love the site!!
Make sure the brakes aren't locked up and transmission in neutral before you try to load it- a rolling crawler loads much better than a sliding one.killzoneq2 wrote:I am getting ready to pick up a 1010 crawler loader down the road. It has been sitting for 15+ years and ran when he parked it. As soon as it dry's up around here I am going to go get it. We are going to push it up onto a trailer with my buddies 450 Deere. Hope it goes well...I promise to do a search before butchering everything up on here. What a nice site this is.My plan is restoration and also being able to use it.
(1) JD Straight 450 crawler dozer with manual outside blade; (2) JD 2010 diesel crawler loaders; (1) JD 2010 diesel dozer with hydraulic 6-way blade; (2) Model 50 backhoe attachments, misc. other construction equipment
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