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What Model Is This Galion Grader?
I think this one might have a switch, its all hydraulic, even the saddle lock, I thought it might need some elbow grease to get the pin out, but this has definitly got a hydraulic pin. I think it might be the non-descript toggle switch on top of the pedestal, coz I haven't found any other...- Bellboy
- Post #8
- Forum: Motor Graders
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Cat K series Motorgraders
The K series is sort of a rerun of the H, but between the H and the K something went missing. Quality. The K series does not match up the H (can't speak for an M), but it really is not smooth on the shifting, the brakes are shoddy, I'm running a 20 year old galion that is better than a 5 month...- Bellboy
- Post #6
- Forum: Motor Graders
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What Model Is This Galion Grader?
While we're on the topic of old galions, I have a quick question... How does one operate the saddle locking pin? The model I'm on is a T500D, loving the gradomatic crashbox, but i just can't figure out how to operate the saddle pin. Any help please guys?- Bellboy
- Post #6
- Forum: Motor Graders
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Rookie mover
Can one use shortening clutches for tieing down?- Bellboy
- Post #19
- Forum: Equipment Moving Questions
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Rookie mover
Elementary my dear Watson, but it takes some experience to teach us wannabes a thing or two! I really like that chain setup you've got there Birken Vogt, would have taken me a while to think about it like that!- Bellboy
- Post #15
- Forum: Equipment Moving Questions
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How do you operate a skidder?
Interesting... It seems you do selective felling (terminology?) of natural forests (concept?), whereas down here we grow genii like pine, eucalyptus and acacia for our commercial timber needs; pine for saw-logs (mostly), eucs for pulp and paper, acacia for bark and timber (timber is crooked...- Bellboy
- Post #51
- Forum: Forestry Equipment
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Komatsu -5 motor graders
I was wondering when Komatsu would face a remodel, and the machine looks superb.- Bellboy
- Post #9
- Forum: Motor Graders
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Frankenhoe
some of our rail maintenance trains have wagons with those little backhoes.- Bellboy
- Post #9
- Forum: Tractor/Loader/Backhoes
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uMngeni Water Pipeline
Here follow some more pics of the Doosan Solar225LCV just for DoosanFan... -
uMngeni Water Pipeline
Don't get bored now... The 1st pic doesn't just show trees. There's something beyond them... Tell me what is there... The next few show the 'jacking' that was performed some time ago, to allow the pipeline to go under the road without digging across it. They are now in the process of... -
uMngeni Water Pipeline
I couldn't get any pics of the two Volvo TLB's or the EC210B, as they were working on the trenches, But I did my best to get as much of the equipment as possible. -
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uMngeni Water Pipeline
As promised, some pics of the going's on for the uMngeni water pipeline here in Pietermaritzburg. The photo's that follow were taken on a 5.8km stretch of the pipeline from a purification plant to the World's View reservoir. The pipes are pretty big, with a diameter of between 1m and 1.2m, and... -
Some basic information about Excavator in China
True, that pipeline got some huge pipes, but here in PMB along the old Howick road where they are working at the moment, they are using just a Doosan Solar225LCV and a VolvoEC210B... I'll see if I can't get you some pics of them- Bellboy
- Post #85
- Forum: Excavators
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deere 310SJ 1:50
Yeah, they are a bit barren with regards to detail, but they are still well made, and at a good price. I have the Bell315SJ, the South African cousin to the 310SJ- Bellboy
- Post #3
- Forum: Models and Miniatures
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Some basic information about Excavator in China
Is that excavator on the uMngeni water project?- Bellboy
- Post #82
- Forum: Excavators
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Some Duck work
Those ashphalt millings sure are useful, there is not a dirt track, dirtroad or driveway around here that doesn't have a couple cubic metres of the stuff on them...