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Posted by brian36578 on September 11, 2019 at 11:49:42 from (136.2.33.167):

First time posting but I have been reading your advice for a while now.

I am looking at buying a Case 310G bulldozer loader to do some work on my 9 acres. It will be used to dig out for a driveway 12' x 225' and
about 9" deep, along with grading and removing stumps from about a half acre cleared area. I have probably at least 2 dozen stumps that are
8" in diameter or less that I would like to push out. I have more clearing to do before we start building our house so it will be nice to
have some equipment (so far I have done everything with my chainsaw and a sickle). I used to be a mechanic before becoming an engineer so I
am mechanically inclined and will be able to do field repairs that don't require extensive equipment. The guy selling this dozer said the
bushings and pins will need to be replaced in the not so distant future, and the steering brakes need replacing because it doesn't steer
too well but he said its not too hard to replace those, he did them the last time they needed replacing about 15 years ago. He said
undercarriage is good and was all rebuilt back in the 80s, engine was rebuilt in the 90s, hydraulics leak slightly and it has a gas engine.
The dozer has been used on their farm doing light work since the 70s. I was wondering what your guys thoughts are on this machine? I don't
have a large budget to spend on equipment right now, which is why I'm looking at equipment this cheap. When I go look at it, what are some
other things to check out? He is asking $3,000 OBO, to rent a Deere 450K for a weekend I was quoted $1,850. I included a link to the
craigslist posting.



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