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Hi guys, The old girl is a small 5 ton maintenance grader that has 7.50x20 tyres at the back and has 7.00x20 truck tyres at the front, I believe small graders like these had small front truck tyres back in the day, as they would normally have been used on small tasks and not much big heavy duty work.
Hi folks, nothing much has been going on with the grader lately, but over the past week we have been removing the cylinder head as we suspected that the engine had a cracked head gasket, and we did Indeed find a hole in the head gasket after we removed the head, pics will be up soon If folks want to see them:drinkup
Hi George, yes this grader is basically the same machine as the model 503, except that this Is a english built version and uses an english built IH bd264 motor rather than the american motors the u.s.a built examples tended to use.
Hi George, yes this grader is basically the same machine as the model 503, except that this Is a english built version and uses an english built IH bd264 motor rather than the american motors the u.s.a built examples tended to use.
I spent some time on one of those back in 70s when I worked for an outfit in Tauranga, we used it on small subdivisions and driveways etc, nice and light didnt break footpaths and the like. Has got the same motor as the BTD 6 dozer. Cheers RDG.