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Have two more coming later in the month. #1  #2  #3  #4  #5 
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Nothing runs like a deere with a cat on its back but the link belt ate both of them
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LOL I was expecting a Norscot D10! Nice pics! 
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Tarantula wrote:LOL I was expecting a Norscot D10! Nice pics! So was I.
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That the ultimate package their brand new cat d10 with coal blade awesome
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I wanna see the box where it was in.  Jan
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That is a very, very nice piece! Do you know what Cm size the blade is? Rowan.
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RowanH wrote:That is a very, very nice piece! Do you know what Cm size the blade is?
Rowan. No idea, I will look at the tag on the blade tomorrow. Hopefully it's not already ripped off.
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Great pics.
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9wbucyrus wrote:I see this isn't near Pittsburgh. Where are you located these days? South, a long ways south.
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Quite an amazing looking machine!! Thanks for sharing! 
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RowanH wrote:That is a very, very nice piece! Do you know what Cm size the blade is?
Rowan. Here you go. 
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Thanks mate, that's a big wall of metal! If your able to, please get pics of the next two. I still can't understand CAT's walkway system, it appears to be different on every single machine. PS, again, if your able too, close up pictures of the bonnet filters would be excellent. PPS. Blade built by CAT? I gather they have a habit of in-housing the coal blades and still badging them. Rowan.
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RowanH wrote:Thanks mate, that's a big wall of metal! If your able to, please get pics of the next two. I still can't understand CAT's walkway system, it appears to be different on every single machine.
PS, again, if your able too, close up pictures of the bonnet filters would be excellent.
Rowan. Ok, I have to check on the surveyors in about an hour and I will get some more photos.
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Cheers again mate! I've been looking at the filters for a while and have never had really good reference pictures. I know these are different but best image I've had so far.  Rowan.
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on one of the local jobs here servicing industries (i worked it today) there is a huge coal stockpile, they bring it in like crazy by the truckload and they have to have D10s or D11s with coal blades cause those things are huge, i spent like 15 minutes just sitting there watching them push coal, pretty amazing
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Thanks heaps todd s! I appreciate the effort! Rowan.
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