hiluxman
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I have seen a few backhoe attachments that say Ware in a oval on them whats the story of these machines who made them dose anyone have info.
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Ware Backhoe
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Taylortractornu
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Ware was a popular company, they built alot of ag and industrial loaders for Oliver tractors and crawlers. They were the main suplier for Cat's Backhoe attachment for dozer and track loader backhoes. ALso made them for various wheel loaders. They also made alot of truck mounted back hoes with 180 and 270 degree swing. They sold out I think around 2000. A friend of mine had one on a D3B one time. He bought it out in California from a trail building contractor. It wa a tricked out machine. It was a D3B with a standard 6 way blade, small slope attachment, A small side boom and the Ware hoe with a nice shop built thumb. It was alot on the machine but it was used on trails and remote small pipeline work. The hoe was pretty smooth but a little bundlesome but it was probably due to all the other extras. Also I think they made the first hoeram for a rock crusher.
His brother brought a 941 with a Ware hoe on it from Cali to.
His brother brought a 941 with a Ware hoe on it from Cali to.
hiluxman
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Where Early Ford Backhoes made by them