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malcolm
01-19-2009, 02:27 AM
kiwi photos
Buckethead
01-19-2009, 08:54 AM
Nice pics! My father ran some 295s and 270s back in the old days.
Mr Euclid
01-20-2009, 05:09 AM
Nice Photos Malcom. By the looks of things there are 3 or 4 lying about as well as a Payhauler or two in the background. Are these ex Bakers by any chance?
Regards
Mr Euclid
malcolm
01-21-2009, 01:39 AM
Hi mr euclid you have good eyes including the wrecked one there are 4 here plus 5 payhaulers I took the photos but am still working on their history with conflicting storys I will have to take a box of beer and go and see the owner before this one more to follow cheers malcolm
Dug Overburden
01-21-2009, 02:08 AM
That looks like an 817 engine? I heard they did not last long in this application? I think it was one of the better sounding engines I have heard.
Dug
WabcoMan
01-21-2009, 03:18 AM
Malcolm,
I'll see your two and raise you three:drinkup
Mr Euclid
01-21-2009, 07:54 AM
4 x 295 scrapers and 5 x Payhaulers!
Looks like one of the largest earthmoving fleets in NZ is in sitting in that field!
Thanks for the additional photos and I am sure there is an interesting story behind them all as well. Keep em coming!
Taylortractornu
01-23-2009, 03:56 PM
My neighbor had an old 295E paddlewheel. They used it in there road building business and when they closed parked everything she had a weak motor but he had a new one in a crate for it. It sat there several years and the torchman got it Very sad day got a running 260 AC and a Gradall and an IHCTD25 that I had run a few months before. I still miss seeing it in the field. I tried to buy it once I knew where a deal wwas in a working Clark 290M but I didnt have a push tractor I had a man wanting the 295 cab for a water wagon and I wanted an elevating scraper. The first time I got to climb in the bowl I was amazed at how high the top of the chains were.
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