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Where is the YTDOT? Why would anyone strap down a dozer with the blade up? Most every hydraulic system settles a little over time, that strap will surely be loose! And I don't think straps are approved for machinery.
 
Ydot,we got bad tie down here improper load securement.
But the dozer up front no chain? Accident it can move far like crushing cab
 
Cute little L- but then, all L's are cute, aren't they? I visited a tractor museum in northeastern Montana once, and when they found out I was from western Washington, their first question was whether I knew where any JD L's were. Turns out that the L was the only 2 cylinder Deere they didn't have in their collection, and said I might be surprised at what they would trade for one.
 
Thanks, I missed the chain! But, why would you transport a dozer with the blade up? It looks far enough back to sit on the trailer. Is that a 440? We had one for quite a few years, learned how to run it pretty young, then we moved up to a 350.
 
I'm going to take a wild guess & say, I bet he has hauled more equipment than you ever thought about hauling.
 
(quoted from post at 09:33:13 09/02/19) I'm going to take a wild guess & say, I bet he has hauled more equipment than you ever thought about hauling.
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10-4 on that.
 
There is no restriction for straps on machinery other than to pad sharp corners. Though I prefer chains for equipment and machinery. I have had to resort to a strap or two to meet the tie down requirements. Or at least till I could get a chain or binder to hold it.
Forget the deere it will just run away anyway. What is the story on the 2 cross wise look to be maybe a couple old Cat's with one being maybe a early D-4 or older.
 
Nobody scolded him about the loader bucket covering the tail lights---LOL !!!
Come on YT DOT you can do better than that !!!
 
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