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Good shots of D355A remains
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Dozer575
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Speaking of 455's, anyone here have experience with them?
Just wondering what kinda problems they have. I would think parts are hard to come by.
Just wondering what kinda problems they have. I would think parts are hard to come by.
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looking to get a idea of cost to fix final drive or drives
looking to get a idea of cost to fix final drive or drives
Taylortractornu
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I saw a pair of 455's go at an auction for 5000 each. Te man bought them to save them from the iron mongers. He did a job with one up in TN and sold them both to a mine in Belize. Got 70 000 plus handling fees.
I well understand Russian. D355A import bulldozer, most widespread in Russia. He can be met everywhere. I was too a little it I operated. It was pleasant to me. The powerful equipment also copes better than T-170.