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Is this supposed to look like this?
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willie59
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Holy Cat Batman! That looks radical! Nice pic bro. 
tonka
Senior Member
Um is it me or is the winch cable out on that thing?
kleener
Active Member
Ouch
AustinPSD
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That's not gonna buff out...
Panhandler Bob
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How to convert hi-track to oval track :drinkup Bob aka ZZplantman.uk
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ooops howd that appen?
AmerIndependent
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Wow! What's the story behind that?
EGS
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I would say someone was banging her around on the rock little to hard.:Banghead
John C.
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Don't think I've ever seen such a complete failure as that. The front idler is obvious but it also looks like the dead axle is broken too.
Supervisor to owner: maybe we should pay a little better wages to the next operator.
Supervisor to owner: maybe we should pay a little better wages to the next operator.
tomgpasterik
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what happened
How hard were you running that?
How hard were you running that?
Vantage_TeS
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Dirtdozer
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I hate ROCK. Its too expensive. Looks like you might have a patent there.
oversize
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Never has a truer word been spoken
Panmanm437
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Are the track pins bushing worn out? Usually on early d6h's track chains get long measurment between ilder & roller frame is to much. This causes them to break at a machined out spot on the inside. The later d6h's where not machined out as much & they didn't have as much problems. Mike, panman
RDG
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That machine looks like it has Cats quad link or tri link track system on it, has the outer link assembly on the plates to give them more strength. Guess thats a good reason why you shouldnt use a swampy in rocky conditions.