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(quoted from post at 21:02:33 05/21/22) I was thinking that also. Too bad the bucket of the backhoe is in JUST the wrong place!
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I don't know where else you want the bucket. Hoes like that always had a very rugged place there for the bucket to ride.
 
Wonder how many owners used the boom to pull the engine from the truck? Looks like a handy setup. Gerrit
 
(quoted from post at 06:12:19 05/22/22)
(quoted from post at 21:02:33 05/21/22) I was thinking that also. Too bad the bucket of the backhoe is in JUST the wrong place!
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I don't know where else you want the bucket. Hoes like that always had a very rugged place there for the bucket to ride.
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I get that. I was just saying for the purpose of trying to identify what kind of truck it was.
 
As the truck engine was only to move it between jobs it may have lasted a long time, not many engines changes.
 
Schield Bantam Backhoe on a late 1940's, early 1950's 3 ton REO.

My dad had the same crane set up as a dragline on a WWII White Half Track chassis.
 
(quoted from post at 05:26:21 05/22/22)
(quoted from post at 06:12:19 05/22/22)
(quoted from post at 21:02:33 05/21/22) I was thinking that also. Too bad the bucket of the backhoe is in JUST the wrong place!
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I don't know where else you want the bucket. Hoes like that always had a very rugged place there for the bucket to ride.
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I get that. I was just saying for the purpose of trying to identify what kind of truck it was.
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OK, I see. It was mainly the side of the hood that ID'd it for me. Our Fire Dept. had one for a tanker.
 
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