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Ih payscrapers
- Thread starter malcolm
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9420pullpan
Senior Member
We found a couple in the Lehigh Valley a few weeks back, i believe they are still sitting there
https://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=10723
https://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=10723
Bulldozn
New Member
There are three 295's sitting in a paddock in Churton Park just north of Wellington NZ owned by John Pavin
malcolm
Well-Known Member
pronto
Active Member
There are some good pictures of these in the IH thread over the past few days in the Dozers section. Hopefully someone has some more shots when these machines were working on projects around the region.
Luckily they didn't fall victim to the scrapman. I think the owner still has a soft spot for his gear because they have survived for all this time without being broken up.
Would be interested to know more about this gear.
malcolm
Well-Known Member
malcolm
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Showpony
Well-Known Member
Ih433
433 would be the most productive twin power 14 yard scraper I ever operated.
If there is any one out there looking for parts I can put you in touch with a firm in Ashburton NZ who are wrecking one. Great stuff, Great pics.
433 would be the most productive twin power 14 yard scraper I ever operated.
If there is any one out there looking for parts I can put you in touch with a firm in Ashburton NZ who are wrecking one. Great stuff, Great pics.