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I had used the compactor wheels of a Norscot CAT 936 for a CCM 988, so made up this compactor using some Hamm 2210 rollers (three models needed, but they were all under a fiver on Ebay in various states of disrepair!). The blade is a 1:32 Volmer silage pusher by UH. Any guesses what the cab's off?! A fun little project that I had been meaning to finish for a couple of years.  
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Hi Jamie,
I really like this one! Great use of the Hamm rollers and the blade looks perfect for it. I'd say the cab is of a grader of some sort.
Best regards,
Max
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Beautiful work there Jamie! Mike
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Great looking mix Jamie. Is the cab from Joal CAT 12G? Nice paint work too. CAW
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Really like that blade  Is it width adjustable?
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Thanks! Yes it's a Joal CAT 12G grader cab, and yes, the blade is width adjustable (but I've glued on the top grille so it's fixed at its widest now)
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That is pretty damn nice!
Paul R
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That is very nice! Good idea, I like the blade.
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Love the franken-build Jamie! It looks legitimately like a proper machine. Nice work. 
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