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Osgood 200

TSK415

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Got a new toy last month :D and I was wondering if anyone might have an idea of where I could find parts for an Osgood 200 shovel (1945). Possibly boom sheaves, sheet metal, or other parts?
Anybody else have an Osgood?
I do have the operators manual and the parts book.
 

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heavylift

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I did a little google search, appears the Army bought quite a few of them... maybe they mothballed a few...:)
 

waterbug

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We just pulled a 200 out of the woods last week and hauled it to the scrap yard. It was an excavator not a shovel but many of the parts should interchange. Most of the sheetmetal was ruined when they unloaded it however the rest of it was intact. I droped it off on 12/10/09 so you may be able to contact them before they cut it up. Below is the info. on the scrap yard. Good luck!

C&C Cullet Recycling
12115 Washington Hwy
Ashland, VA 23005
804-798-3154
 

TSK415

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Thanks for the heads up, called monday morning BUT it was too late. Thanks again
 

Osgood

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Haven't been here for a long while, but yes, I have a 200!

Originally a Buda 6 cyl engine, replaced by a Dorman 4cyl diesel. Must have been a common conversion as I have a Dorman works drawing for the conversion? Still awaiting its turn in the shop......
 
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