47fivewindow
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- Davidsonville Md.
Found parked under Indian river inlet bridge in Delaware. The park service sure has nice beach equipment
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fastfarmall
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Yes, they do, but i am sure that sand gets moved around a lot in one year. Have you ever seen a beach comb or a comber?
Geo-TH,In
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I'm a fan of putting blade in front not behind where I can't see what's going on and no down force.
Many say my redneck engineer won't work.
It works Great
I can push or back grade.
Look under middle of blade. The air space tells me where its low. Back grading
I can't ask for a better design or better results.
I like a floating front blade. And floating landscape rake.
YT has a problem. Second time today I get duplicate pic instead of the pic I clicked on.
It did it again. This is the pic with light under blade.
Many say my redneck engineer won't work.
It works Great
I can push or back grade.
Look under middle of blade. The air space tells me where its low. Back grading
I can't ask for a better design or better results.
I like a floating front blade. And floating landscape rake.
YT has a problem. Second time today I get duplicate pic instead of the pic I clicked on.
It did it again. This is the pic with light under blade.
First beach comber I saw was in FT Sheridan IL north of Chicago in 1972 when I was stationed there. An Allis Chalmers Unit I think a 190 big tires all around and a unit that picked up the sand shifted it and cleaned out the trash. Leave it to the military to nice stuff. At the time I wondered what MOS was that I how did I get it. I imagine the summer scenery was great.
Roger Tomfohrde
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I would be worried about that front track not being centered or how far off can they be without damage.
fastfarmall
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Yep, that's what i seen too,out on the east coast somewhere! Then in my travels i seen a loader on the front of a boat, with a screen for a bucket to pick up floating debris !
DoubleO7
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- Location
- Crystal River, FL
For those that are curious about those angled things coming off bottom of bridge........
Here is a pic of that bridge.
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47fivewindow
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- Location
- Davidsonville Md.
Thanks. That is a beautiful place.
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