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Fiat allis or Dresser dozer?

illinoisboy

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Greenup
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Hey all, I have a Komatsu D-20 and am looking to buy a bigger pusher. we are wanting to get into doing bigger ponds, and earthmoving. I am not interested in a Cat, just curious about a Fiat allis, or a dresser or dressta. Thanks for any input! :)
 

rockbreaker2

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Jan 3, 2011
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CA
I think Dresser would be easier to get parts for but those Fiats are awesome rock ripping machines the TD15c & E also have great rippers compared to Cat Case Deere similar sized machines but the Fiat Allis 145 or 175 are even better, look for the semi u blade they are allot stronger than the 6 way blades.
If you get a Fiat ( New Holland ) check the battery cable I had one catch on fire when the insulation wore through the Dresser has their battery cable in a nice plastic conduit .
 

illinoisboy

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Thanks for the advice! I looked at the Deere 650 and 750's too, just wanting a decent heavy pusher.
 

FWD

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Jan 6, 2009
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Barron County, Wi
I have a TD15-C. It is a 78 model. They were the same until 87 or so, then they went to a Cummins engine. Mine has an IH DT-466 engine. I have the Semi-U blade and it's around 32000 lbs. I like it and you can do some heavy pushing and it's still fairly easy to move around.
FWD
 

Animal

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New Zealand
Hi, just regarding parts for a Fiat-allis, I've had no problems in getting new parts from Italy for a 1980 machine and considering I live on the bottom of the planet you shouldn't have any hassles. Price has been O.K. as well.
 
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