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Dickjr.

Senior Member
These Terex machines are definitely unique. People have said they are almost indestructible as well. I know they caused a lot of hearing problems.
 
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CJGaul

Member
Dickjr. said:
These Terex machines are definitely unique. People have said they are almost indestructible as well. I know they caused a lot of hearing problems.
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Definitely loud and yes, almost indestructible :) We have a few of those green machines. 82-20, 82-30 and 82-30B. A few 82-50's out there running yet too.
 
nicky 68a

nicky 68a

Senior Member
DoyleX said:
Long frame narrow gauge in that shape around here is impossible to find. Very nice!
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Well Spotted Doyle.It's actually an lgp tractor with narrow pads currently fitted.
It has the longer 47 link as you rightly point out.
I got it from a German company
 
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oldirt

Senior Member
my ears hurt just looking at that 8220.. wow. I didn't know you could turn diesel fuel into that much noise.
 
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pineywoodsman01

Member
My old 1979 D3 and my two ridgebacks, sure wish I could run her right now, I've got a pond to work on but my new undercarraige has issues which I talk about in another thread, its my first machine to ever run and I really enjoy playing in the dirt.IMG_0262.jpg
 
SidewinderGlenn

SidewinderGlenn

Well-Known Member
Piney ... does your D3 have the weird throttle / forward - reverse control stick (throttle & fwd-rvs on one stick)
Our does .... & I hate it !
 
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