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Double Unicorn Anyone? JD 743 Harvesters

Chopper95

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Didn’t get a good look, was just driving through the yard and snapped a few pictures.

Immediately knew what they were. Not in bad shape, could probably scrape one together between the two?

Super cool to see in person.
 

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funwithfuel

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Thanks for the link plebian. I've never seen one, let alone, in action. That's pretty dang cool. An articulated rubber tires excavator, of sorts.
Chopper95, you gonna resurrect one from 2 . That's awesome. Are they typically a forestry thing or dirt mover? What was their primary purpose.
 

John C.

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Thanks for the video. Looks like a repurposed skidder and that they did a good job of it. I haven't seen a clipper at work in a lot of years.
 

Wytruckwrench

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I have spent some time on one of those in Colorado and Wyoming. Always wanted to make a firewood processor out of one.
 
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