LCA078
Senior Member
Just curious then why can't you go haul your own equipment?
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Can anyone give me an idea of what year this is?
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Just curious then why can't you go haul your own equipment?
361brock
Well-Known Member
In 1964 the 955H became a pedel steer so that is older. My lever steer 955H was serial # 60A6994 and it was purchased new in 1963. Funny thing was my dad asked if any new modifications would be on the 64. They said none that they knew of.
skyking1
Senior Member
dad worked with a pair of 955's at Laymans lumber company.
They were new then but pony motor machines, and they were primarily used to take the blade and arms off a D9 for transport. Take the blade and arms off, load them on a lowboy, and haul it all out there to unload, then send a lowboy back for the D9. They build a lot of roads for the timber back in the early 60's.
They were new then but pony motor machines, and they were primarily used to take the blade and arms off a D9 for transport. Take the blade and arms off, load them on a lowboy, and haul it all out there to unload, then send a lowboy back for the D9. They build a lot of roads for the timber back in the early 60's.
tompands
Member
Well, I work for the county here, they probably wouldn't take too kindly if I took their truck to Tenn, to pick my loader up , haul it to NC and then return to FLA.
skyking1
Senior Member
do you have it on the way home?