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Re: Self propelled mini graders, know of any ???
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Posted by VaTom on April 10, 2004 at 07:01:25 from (64.4.123.30):
In Reply to: Self propelled mini graders, know of any ??? posted by Farm Manager on April 10, 2004 at 06:48:05:
Huber Grader/Maintainer. But too rich for my blood. If you do get one, also get the front dozer blade to enable you to clean out drainages. It's a tractor that's been stretched to allow for a belly blade. Dozer blade is an option. I use an originally horse-drawn small Galion grader that works beautifully, but requires somebody to pull it around while I operate it. Blade tilts every which way, offsets nicely, rear axle steers for curves. Operator stays busy. There're quite a few around here, usually lawn ornaments. I've seen, but don't remember the name, motor graders that look like shrunken standard ones with 6 wheels. Never seen an old one.
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