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As someone who collects and builds logging models I have yet to get one of these. Maybe I should think about changing that, they're good looking models.
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3406E wrote:As someone who collects and builds logging models I have yet to get one of these. Maybe I should think about changing that, they're good looking models. I am surprised you don't have any... 
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Excellent models!!! They're beasts, especially the one with the duals.
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3406E, definitely sounds like a good reason to get some now. I don’t get to see a lot of them where I’m at, being stuck in a Quarry every day. But they are definitely pretty cool. And jamiescotland, thank you sir. The dual tire skidders are definitely Beast.
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I have the older Norscot Cat 545 along with the Deere 648 and 748. Six of my cats have winches on the back and I've been working on one with a grapple for several years. Cats were always more popular for skidding logs here because of the steep terrain and you could build road with them too which is why I've focused more on them.
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