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1963 cat D6b

Chris7810

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Joined
Oct 19, 2019
Messages
45
Location
Sweet, Idaho
Just wanted to show off my working antique. I picked this one up a couple years ago as my starter dozer. I've been wanting and needing one on occasion for years but dont have enough work to justify 100k on a used newer one yet. It gets maybe 20-40 hours a year run time. It runs and operates pretty much like new, cold starts better than my new equipment. It was originally an AG tractor, didn't get its blade until the 90s. Had an in frame done in 98 and rollers in 06. I am completely happy with this old lady but it would be nice to have the options new ones have. But there is nothing like the sound and feel of old iron.20191026_122109.jpg 20191026_122118.jpg 20191024_124544.jpg 20191026_122050.jpg
 

Welder Dave

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Joined
Oct 11, 2014
Messages
12,546
Location
Canada
Looks good but I'd do something to protect the hoses on the right side and maybe make a guard to protect the back hyd. set up. You accidently back into some tree's or something could cause major damage.
 

Chris7810

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Joined
Oct 19, 2019
Messages
45
Location
Sweet, Idaho
I need to bring it home and build some stuff for it. It's a little heavy for my pickup to haul around so I dont like to transport it much.
 
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