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Thought yall might like these BIG ONES

darkarts

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I was looking through some of the older posts, and rollingon corp came up. in my travels in the past i came across one of them up for auction... I thought it was interesting enough to call about however I couldn't marshall the funds for it at the time. I regret not being able to get it...but... all's well....


This is what was posted about it on the government website:
1993 ROLLIGON 4X4 ARTICULATED AMPHIBIOUS DITCHER, 8.3L CUMMINS ENGINE, MARINE GRADE ALTERNATOR AND STARTER 72X68 28V4 KEVLAR REINFORCED TIRES, AC, CATEGORY 2 THREE POINT HITCH, REAR HYDRAULIC DRIVE, DOUBLE DIPPED GALVANIZED FRAME, CORROSION RESISTENT "COPON" COATING ON ENGINE, STAINLESS STEEL HYDRAULIC OIL COOLER, JOYSTICK CONTROLS, TRANSMISSION WAS REPLACED 08/2001 AND ENGINE WAS REPLACED AT 2565 HOURS,SPARE TIRE IS AVAILABLE WITH THE MACHINE. "THIS IS A ONE OF A KIND MACHINE" CUSTOM BUILT FOR CHARLESTON COUNTY WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DEAL WITH THE SALT WATER ENVIRONMENT IT OPERATED IN. MANY STAINLESS STEEL UPGRADE SINCE PURCHASED NEW. THERE IS SOME CORROSION ON THE CAB AND HAS SOME BROKEN GLASS. STARTER SOLENOID MAY BE BAD...SOMETIMES HAVE TO BOOST IT DIRECTLY AT THE STARTER. CRANKS, RUNS AND OPERATES. "COSTS OVER $350,000.00 TO BUILD A COMPARABLE MACHINE TODAY. DITCHERS USED WITH THIS TRACTOR ARE LISTED FOR SALE SEPARATELY.


Can you beleive it sold for 20,000?
 

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Countryboy

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Um your links need some attention........:D

When on the site you want to link to, right click the site and click "copy". Then go to to your new post and click the createlink.gif at the top. "Paste" the link into there and click "OK". You link will be good as new. :wink2

On Edit: Or you can always post pics......:thumbsup

That was a steal at $20,000. Makes me wish I had that much for a toy. If I had it, it wouldn't be seeing any work, just play. :cool2
 
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Lashlander

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I thought this pic was kinda cool. This was in a book called Giant Earthmoving Equipment by Eric C. Orlemann
 
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Blademan

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Wow , great photo indeed . Is that one of those Terex trucks ? Like the one parked near Sparwood BC ?

Thanks again everyone for all the great pictures .:notworthy



About the blue Grader . I'm not sure if I like it or not , but I just can't stop looking at it . Weird ...
 

Countryboy

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That is the one parked at Sparwood BC. The Terex Titan 33-19. There was only one made.

That hoe ain't tied down. :nono

Great pic :thumbsup . I think its because of things like that though that it was parked. :cool2
 

Grader4me

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Hmmm.......you don't like it, so you made it into your avatar. :crazy

I'll never figure you grader operators out. :D


Lol...Thought that would draw a response from you. I could only stand it as my avatar while I was off line though;)


Many have tryed my friend...Many have tryed :deadhorse
 

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CM1995

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:eek: How did you get that picture of my wife's grandparents on that tractor?:bouncegri Well it is the "other" side of the family.:wink2:D
 

Bob Horrell

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That is some serious torque on that "oversize" load. Hope he has a strong frame. The torque on my 500hp dump truck just amazes me sometimes. Gotta love those diesels.
 

Lashlander

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I don't have a lot of info on them. Crowley Maritime uses them to transport stuff around the North Slope. The company that makes them is Rollingon. They are able to travel across the tundra without scarring it up. They make alot of different types. Countryboy posted a bunch of different types in this thread a few pages ago.
 

Countryboy

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Great pics Lash and XHawkeye. :drinkup

Lash, if you ever get a chance to take some more pics of those Rollingon trucks, you know where to put them. :thumbsup
 

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Great pics Lash and XHawkeye. :drinkup

Lash, if you ever get a chance to take some more pics of those Rollingon trucks, you know where to put them. :thumbsup

I stole them pics, I've made it my mission to stay off the North Slope if possible. Its colder there than Wyoming.:eek:
 

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I broke in and stole a couple more. I was wrong, their not operated by Crowley Maritime. Their operated by Crowley All Terrain Co., a division of Crowley Maritime. I also stole these from a calender that the IUOE Local 302 put out.
 
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King of Obsolete

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oh lashlander you risk taker you,LOL

glad you are sharing with us. i have only seen pictures in a book on these along time ago. the computer makes the world a small place.

thansk
 

Countryboy

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I stole them pics, I've made it my mission to stay off the North Slope if possible. Its colder there than Wyoming.:eek:

Is it true that after working on the Slope for a while that one leg becomes shorter than the other? :beatsme :D

I broke in and stole a couple more. I was wrong, their not operated by Crowley Maritime. Their operated by Crowley All Terrain Co., a division of Crowley Maritime. I also stole these from a calender that the IUOE Local 302 put out.

Good pics :yup . Did you put them back after you stole them.......:cool2
 
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