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Posted by Greasy John on December 25, 2003 at 08:12:57 from (208.35.181.82):
In Reply to: Euclid TC-12 posted by Graeme McKie on December 25, 2003 at 07:09:24:
Almost forgot that bad time in my life (56-58) when I was relagated to run that green beast-the TC12 for a contractor hr in Oregon. Like you say they were above average as a pushcat but a good 3T D7 cat would bury it alive as a pioneer dozer . especially in the rock piles of the northwest. Also shook themselves to pieces in short order but not as bad as the C6-82-series. I retired in "94 after 45 yrs in the seat almost all models cats and graders --both yellow and green . 3 cents worth?? John
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