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Road grader - pull type

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Duane Wegman

11-11-2004 16:12:52




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Am looking for a pull type grader that I can pull with my H International tractor for blading my own driveway. Located St. Cloud, MN




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Okie Stout

03-23-2006 04:56:30




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to Duane Wegman, 11-11-2004 16:12:52  
My tractor pulled Cat roadgrader was used at the
Stout Orchards for some 30 years to maintain the
driveways.
Am interested in selling it as it is vintage and
should be put to good use again.
Pulled by tractor with second person standing at
the back turning the big wheel to move the blade
for grading,



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barryinmn

11-14-2004 16:14:48




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to Duane Wegman, 11-11-2004 16:12:52  
I have a Adams Road Patrol #3 in decent shape steel wheels needs a new wood tongue on it. Might sell it.

This has an operator riding/adjusting as you go. Leaves a smooth surface behind. Pulled with a JD A.

Located 1 hr N of St Cloud.



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Duane wegman

11-15-2004 15:51:41




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to barryinmn, 11-14-2004 16:14:48  
barryinmn Iam not sure what a road patrol #3 is . A john deere A is a somewhat larger than my H farmall is what you have like the small township bladers? I would like your phone number or you can call me at 320-743-2353 so I can talk to you about where you live and talk about what you may want for it. you are close to where Ilive this could work out for both of us. If you call, please call after 7:00 p.m. or you can leave a message on the answering machine.

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RickL

11-12-2004 05:27:39




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to Duane Wegman, 11-11-2004 16:12:52  
I have an old pulltype road grade want to get rid of.



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Duane Wegman

11-13-2004 07:34:30




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to RickL, 11-12-2004 05:27:39  
RickL: what I am looking for is a small township road blader that I can pull with my small H International tractor. Could you let me know what size your blader is, what condition it is in, price range and where it is located?



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RickL

11-13-2004 14:32:22




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to Duane Wegman, 11-13-2004 07:34:30  
Duane; go to my new web site www.ricksales.com and look under antiques you will see picture of it.



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Tim in NB

11-13-2004 15:09:35




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to RickL, 11-13-2004 14:32:22  
Rick, I like your old blue homelite chainsaw! Lol! Just kidding, I don't think the picture matches the desription!



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RickL

11-14-2004 06:18:36




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to Tim in NB, 11-13-2004 15:09:35  
Yes I still have beginners errors,but did you find the grader picture.



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duane wegman

11-14-2004 10:16:28




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to RickL, 11-14-2004 06:18:36  
yes I saw the picture and I sent a message to ricksales.com web site.



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RickL

11-23-2004 10:00:34




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to duane wegman, 11-14-2004 10:16:28  
Are you still wanting grader unit. It will need to be 16ft trailer also about 7ft wide. Neeed to know as have another fellow wants it also. See who wants it the most. Give me call tried to call you so far no luck.



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Tim in NB

11-14-2004 10:10:39




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to RickL, 11-14-2004 06:18:36  
Yeah, I could see the grader no problem. Too bad you weren't in my neck of the woods!



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Roy N.

11-20-2004 22:01:54




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to Tim in NB, 11-14-2004 10:10:39  
I am looking for a pull type grader and live in Oregon, anybody have one near Oregon??



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Chances R

11-12-2004 05:04:49




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to Duane Wegman, 11-11-2004 16:12:52  
I am also interested in one. They show up on the classified here at YT and also at Ebay. I am in Evansville IN.



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Kextel

03-21-2006 04:17:21




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to Chances R, 11-12-2004 05:04:49  
I am looking for front wheels for a Adams road patrol. Also I need to know the color it should be.



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Hugh MacKay

11-12-2004 02:33:18




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 Re: Road grader - pull type in reply to Duane Wegman, 11-11-2004 16:12:52  
Duane: Keep the size down, those pull type graders take traction and horsepower. I used one of these and it could stop my Farmall 560D.



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