unkown graders

[Graderfan1981]

I have find two pictures from older Graders.

I don't know from which manufacturers they are:

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grader_in_Iraq.JPG
https://www.flickr.com/photos/isafmedia/4116020125/

Do you know something?

 

[Graderfan1981]

I have get the info in a german forum, that the grader from Iraq a Caterpillar 12 Grader is, the hydraulic mouldboard was rebuilt.
The other one is probably a Komatsu Grader .

 

[Graderfan1981]

Do you know from which manufacturer this grader is?
http://forum.bauforum24.biz/forum/uploads/2014/11/post-25290-1417171157.jpg

It looks a bit like Galion or Adams.

 

[Graderfan1981]

Do you know from which manufacturer this grader is?
http://forum.bauforum24.biz/forum/uploads/2014/11/post-25290-1417171157.jpg

It looks a bit like Galion or Adams.

I have read in another site that it a IHC grader, but have IHC built graders? I never have read about The type number from this grader is DG-644.

 

[Graderfan1981]

Do you know from which manufacturer this grader is?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/bkrois/10127343086/

 

[mitch504]

Lee-boy?

 

[Graderfan1981]

I don't know much about the older Leeboy models, does anyone know what earlier types they had? First I thought maybe TCI, but they have a thicker frame.

 

[Graderfan1981]

It looks a bit like this, 688D type: http://fordbrothersinc.com/auctions/index.php?slb=1&itmpg=1&itm_id=1161213

 

[mitch504]

It's similar, but the ROPS and the engine enclosure are totally different.

 

[R.D.G013]

It's similar, but the ROPS and the engine enclosure are totally different.

I would say just from looking at them they are both early model Komatsu graders.

 

[Graderfan1981]

It's similar, but the ROPS and the engine enclosure are totally different.

That's true, maybe an older version?

I have looked to pictures from older Komatsu models, they have bigger wheels, but the frame is totally different

 

[R.D.G013]

That's true, maybe an older version?

I have looked to pictures from older Komatsu models, they have bigger wheels, but the frame is totally different

I have a 1982 Komatsu sales book which has a GD 200 A-1 which looks similar to the 2nd one as it appears to have just 2x axels, the top one looks similar to a GD 31 RC-3A, hard to really tell as the second one is taken front on and it has a cab on it where as the book does not have a cab, and the first one has front mounted scarifiers which the book does not show, hope this is of some help . Cheers.

 

[R.D.G013]

I have a 1982 Komatsu sales book which has a GD 200 A-1 which looks similar to the 2nd one as it appears to have just 2x axels, the top one looks similar to a GD 31 RC-3A, hard to really tell as the second one is taken front on and it has a cab on it where as the book does not have a cab, and the first one has front mounted scarifiers which the book does not show, hope this is of some help . Cheers.

Did find this pic in another book does look similar to the second pic.

 

[R.D.G013]

Don't take any notice of the GD 605 No as it relates to the pic that was below it.

 

[R.D.G013]

Note the Komatsu symbol behind the hyd hoses from the front scarifiers in both pics, Cheers.

 

[Graderfan1981]

I have find pictures from the GD 200, an old version:
http://www.duyanh.biz/KOMATSU GD200A-1 (2053-9715HR).html

The hydraulic lift system for the moldboard was another like this which I have linked.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/bkrois/10127266155/in/photostream/

 

[Graderfan1981]

The next one, it is an oldtimer:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/bkrois/5313613749/sizes/l

There is a text in the front, but is not complete to read.

 

[Graderfan1981]

I think the last one is a Warco/Riddel grader.

 

[Graderfan1981]

I have get a photo from another unknown grader, a smaller one:

I can't read all the letters on it