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Rick Kr

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Found this on local Craigslist. Always liked these little guys. Anybody own one on here? Do they have enough power push good size dirt piles for leveling areas out?

I already own a JD350B so not in the market but its free to look right?
Rick
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Have one of the model shown, just doesn't look as nice. Needs carb cleaning, so just sits for now.
Has the power to push a good sized roll of dirt, gravel, or snow, but not the weight to cut into hard pack. Gave me excuse to buy a garden tractor with rear tiller, loosen things up, then push away. Also made brackets to put the blade on my tractor. JD 112, handled the 10 in snow we had over the weekend.
Willie
 
I have the 25 hp all hydraulic version. it will cut through just about anything 'cept asphalt millings, but it is slower than my ASV RC-30, so I only use it in real tight quarters, for ditching, can't beat it for that!
 
I have one just like it only it needs paint. When I got it, it didn't have an engine in it so I stuck a 16hp Honda clone in it. Sure is fun to play with. Merle
 
I've got one that's pretty close to the one pictured, just not as pretty. Biggest problem is keeping all the belts tight--with 6 belts running it, one or the other is always loose, out of adjustment, worn, etc. and they're an absolute bear to change--you have to pull the shaft(s), there's no room to work, and then you have to line everything back up perfect or you'll have problems again almost immediately. Still, when working properly, they'll do a nice job of leveling and such, and they're a blast to operate, if only for the looks you'll get running it!
 
i have one , a struck model made with a 8n ford chassis. its cool to run. struck built these but the skidloader market took off and these kits never did.
 
I had a Struck in the late 80's and early 90's. Mine had a bucket where this one has the blade. It was a lot of fun to play with and "sure beat a shovel" for moving dirt, but for real dirt work you needed something bigger.

Harold H
 
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