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Another1

03-19-2004 00:20:05




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How can one load a TD6 4cyl on a trailer when the engine is stuck? What vehicle will I need to pull the trailer, and will a 9950lb capacity trailer work? It probably hasn't moved in 3-5 years, uncovered, missing head, cylinders full of H�O. All other parts seem to be there. Can one man do it???




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gm

03-19-2004 13:52:43




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 Re: TD6 in reply to Another1, 03-19-2004 00:20:05  
You should pull the engine first, sounds like it needs to be pulled anyways. I believe that is like 1200 lbs all by itself. If it has a blade, take that off as well. If the tracks are free, a heavy winch or come along should be able to help you out. If they arent free, you need to put wooden rollers/logs underneath the machine. If you need some engine parts, let me know. I have a bunch of used engine parts lying around. -Greg

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tom

04-07-2004 07:03:30




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 Re: Re: TD6 in reply to gm, 03-19-2004 13:52:43  
Greg, A friend has a 1957 TD6 Drott Skid Shovel, in need of transmission parts/gears/shafts. What do you have besides engine parts? Also, do you know any sources for early-1960s TD20 transmission parts/gears/shafts and front-mount hydraulic pump?



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Slowpoke

03-19-2004 21:59:27




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 Re: Re: TD6 in reply to gm, 03-19-2004 13:52:43  
No blade. I was thinkng if I oiled the tracks good and put a winch cable on the far end of each one I could find out if they're free before renting or hiring someone to haul it. My trailer is rated for 7000lbs. I could take it apart and make a couple of trips, but it's 250 miles r/t to a place to park it.



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JerePa

03-19-2004 07:43:58




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 Re: TD6 in reply to Another1, 03-19-2004 00:20:05  
Your best bet is to engage a rollback truck. It will be safer all around & will not damage the equipment. As long as the tracks are free, it will roll off the truck.



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