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charlie n · Feb 28, 2018

rusty6 · Feb 28, 2018

Nice one. I got a little T6 replica quite a few years back now.

larry@stinescorner · Mar 1, 2018

that was a big one in real life!

centash · Mar 1, 2018

Neighbours had one years ago, but theirs was yellow. What does the A signify?

Ben

Brian G. NY · Mar 1, 2018

(quoted from post at 13:24:27 03/01/18) Neighbours had one years ago, but theirs was yellow. What does the A signify?

Ben

The TD-14A is apparently a "new and improved" version of the TD-14 as explained on the end panel of the box.

KEB in GCMS · Mar 1, 2018

My grandfather had a TD-14, I always thought it was the neatest thing being there when he started it up. I had a gas pony motor that you started then switched it to diesel and it would put big black smoke
rings in the air while it was starting on the diesel. Never did get the hang of the cable blade though. Him and dad sure could make it work. They pushed a many field with it before it was sold.

The Dukester · Mar 1, 2018

Ran a TD-14 with a Buckeye cable blade a few hours back in 1949 when my dad, the usual operator, had a dentist's appointment one afternoon. Just
clearing out stones and grubs in fencerows into trenches my dad had already cut to put the stones and grub growth into. Found out dozer
operation could be pretty hard work, none of those steering levers pulled easy, clutch lever pushed and pulled kinda hard too. Lot of "jockeying
around doing that kind of work...no long easy rides.

bcdave · Mar 1, 2018

In my other life I operated a TD25 in a mine. Great machine. Was good for snow plowing with the two speed steering clutches. I wish I had taken more pictures back then. We weren't able to pack our camera on our belt.
Dave

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