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Le Touneau LW18

Diggerdozer

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Rockhampton Australia
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Financial adviser, from simple straight forward fi
can anyone help with details of this rubber tyred dozer, you sit up front like a bobcat with only the front sheet metal blade stopping from hitting anything.

It has hydraulic rippers and blade and powered by a 4/71. 1800 x25 tyres all around.

There is another one referenced in a clearing sale in Australia some years ago, yet my search so far turns up very little

any ideas?
 

oldtom

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Australia
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diesel equipment maintenancesuperviser
can anyone help with details of this rubber tyred dozer, you sit up front like a bobcat with only the front sheet metal blade stopping from hitting anything.

It has hydraulic rippers and blade and powered by a 4/71. 1800 x25 tyres all around.

There is another one referenced in a clearing sale in Australia some years ago, yet my search so far turns up very little

any ideas?

Made in Sydney Australia by rgl the o/s Verizon of the usa 6cylbigger brother look o letorn/wabco site there's a pic of one pushing gypsun in south aust
 

Tones

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Ubique
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Ex land clearing contractor, part-time retired
Sounds more like a LW16, 471 GM, 3 speed Allison trans with forward and reverse, made for pushloading D Pulls. Opitional extras incl 2 drum CCU, Recovery winch and rippers. Real mongrels of things to operate and they floated. :rolleyes:
 

Tones

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Hope the 18 is better to operate than the 16
 
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