smallercrawler
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Found ad for TrackMaster press coming up at auction. I have no interest in this, just posting info for crawler enthusiasts.
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smallercrawler
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Read the full item description. About half way down is a statement that the trackpress and other tools will be listed for auction at some point in the future.
Mr. T. Minnesota
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SC,
Looks interesting. Do you know what kind of tracks work with the Trackmaster? Read over the past few months that Cat took care of all small track press businesses
Mr. T.Minnesota
Looks interesting. Do you know what kind of tracks work with the Trackmaster? Read over the past few months that Cat took care of all small track press businesses
Mr. T.Minnesota
I knew the guy that own that machine both Lavoy and I sold him pins and bushings he brought a bunch of his fixtures with him so i could identify them as he had no paper work on it. he was a nice guy i have been watching for it but he did not have much in fixtures i believe only John Deere as i have four of these presses and not doing much anymore i don't have much interest in it
Mr. T. Minnesota
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CH,
What does a press look like? Have seen some in action on the internet. What kind of tools are associated with a press.
Mr. T. Minnesota
What does a press look like? Have seen some in action on the internet. What kind of tools are associated with a press.
Mr. T. Minnesota
Here is what looks like a OTC looks to be a twin ram but same fixtures saddle removers and installers
track press
track press
Mr. T. Minnesota
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CH,
Thanks for the,how not to and how to press pins and bushings. I have watched the "how not to" version several times over the past few months. Talked to a party in northern Minnesota and the iron mining companies must cool pins in liquid nitrogen to "shrink the pins" to fit. The pins these companies use are two feet long, a little longer than the HD3's 6 inch pretzel.
Mr. T. Minnesota
Thanks for the,how not to and how to press pins and bushings. I have watched the "how not to" version several times over the past few months. Talked to a party in northern Minnesota and the iron mining companies must cool pins in liquid nitrogen to "shrink the pins" to fit. The pins these companies use are two feet long, a little longer than the HD3's 6 inch pretzel.
Mr. T. Minnesota
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