What is this?

[cat345bl]

I hope this has to do with earth moving. I have been trying to figure out what this piece of metal is for a while. I figured someone on here would know what it is. Its been sitting there for a couple of decades.

 

[tonka]

scrap iron.............lol

 

[cat345bl]

yea I would scrap it if I owned. But this company does not get rid of stuff, so it is staying.

 

[spitzair]

Maybe a blower for a burn pit? Being how it's all rusty and the blowers on the back make me think it's been exposed to some heat at some point but just pure speculation...

 

[flametamer]

Maybe a blower for a burn pit? Being how it's all rusty and the blowers on the back make me think it's been exposed to some heat at some point but just pure speculation...

I second that.

Dt

 

[cat345bl]

Thanks, but what is a burn pit blower. What is it used for, why is it set up like this. Is like a blower to a brush pit burner.

 

[Dozerboy]

Is like a blower to a brush pit burner.

Ya or that my guess as well:beatsme

 

[Wolf]

Ya or that my guess as well:beatsme

Yeah, push over the trees and burn the debris. Gets the fire going real nice.

 

[cat345bl]

Thanks Everybody, it looks nothing like todays burners so thats what stumped me. I guess it is an early model.

 

[ronnie]

if its a burner it's not a mcpherson they are a bast@rd to set up if your new at it i'm gonna go with burner but would it be used on top of the ground or in a pit someone tell me if i'm wrong but the tway i was taught you kee pthe loading side of the pit(i've only loaded a pit with a dozer)higher than the side the burner is on to create a circle or tornado effect in the pit so as to get rid of the smoke quicker a fire marshal told me that 1 time

 

[MikeL06]

I only seeing here a big scrap if iron.

 

[poclainshovel]

what company is this ??