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    P&H 312 Exavator

    Do you have a way that I can contact you privately (not on this forum thread)?
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    P&H 312 Exavator

    I do still have the machine. There is a guy who it digging into the motor right now to see if it is salvageable, and wants to buy it if it is. If it is not salvageable, it probably needs a motor swap. Otherwise, parts or scrap. What are you planning to do with it, out of curiosity?
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    P&H 312 Exavator

    Well, the engine is seized, and I have no use for it. If anyone is looking for a parts machine, let me know. I hate to see it go to scrap!
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    Read 40

    Soil has been stockpiled for a while and should be quite dry. I was looking at using a 5/8 on bottom and have a 2” on top. I was curious about the difference/benefits between the standard woven(square) and slotted(harp?) styles. Is one better than another for topsoil? I have a bunch of soil from...
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    Read 40

    We have a Read 40 and I’m trying to find out what the best secondary screen would be for topsoil. Any recommendations?
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    P&H 312 Looking for a home

    Hi All, I bought a small gravel pit in western NY, and acquired some old equipment including a Fiat Allis 745 loader, Cat D4D dozer, Eagle roll crusher (military), and a P&H 312 excavator. The P&H “power plant” is a Detroit diesel and I’m pretty sure it will run (hopeful I will know soon). I...
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    Navy Seabees, A tribute to MCB-9

    I actually plan on that. I’ll probably get something posted today. Thanks for the suggestion!
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    Navy Seabees, A tribute to MCB-9

    Thanks for the info! I appreciate it. Tony
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    Navy Seabees, A tribute to MCB-9

    Hi All, to start, thank you for your service to all who served. God bless. I purchased a small gravel pit in western NY, and as part of the purchase, I now own an Eagle rock crusher, model 5230C, pictured below. (However, based on the manual I found online, the Stock No. seems to match that of...
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    P&H 312 Exavator

    It would be great if someone could use it. As soon as I find out more about the condition, I’ll share. I’m in south western New York.
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    P&H 312 Exavator

    Hi, I’m new to the forum due to this conversation. I acquired what I believe to be an H-312 that was on a property I bought. I haven’t gotten into the machine yet, but whether it runs or not, I’m going to sell it. If it doesn’t run, I’d much rather sell it as a parts machine to someone that...
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