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knucklebuster with a Detroit engine?

repowerguy

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mixer truck mechanic
Just looking at the cutting edge, I would consider it junk, the moldboard is toasted by someone too cheap or stupid to put on a cutting edge.
 

skyking1

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No kidding! Who knows how the rest of it is. I got nostalgic reading all the threads of people with home iron. I have a forklift that followed me home, but nothing else. A grader is really my only dream. We are 600' down a gravel road that is kept alive by neighbors dragging a float behind a kubota. We don't get much snow, but plowing it would be nice when we get a wet sloppy dump.
I would not need or use an excavator or backhoe on our small property, and I have a couple of years of use of the company iron to do whatever I might think of.
This thing ticks off a couple of nostalgia check boxes.
Knucklebuster to remind me of Cat 112 days ( of course I would dream of one of THOSE little machines! )
Detroit earplug plus headset musics :D
 
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mitch504

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Andrews SC
The B-Es belonged to my brother in law, not me. He died last week, and my sister called in the scrappers. There's only one of them left now, they have been using it to load out everything else, hopefully it won't feel the torch, but two good runners did.
 
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