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Posted by Mike in MI on July 15, 2006 at 19:22:10 from (74.39.22.221):
I thought I'd take a stole with my tractor to the backend of the wheat feild when they opened it up the other day taking off wheat. The farm next door to us is now going to be used for a new sewer system developement for a small town and a lake area near me.
I took a few pictures of the ponds they dug. Three all together. Plus I took a picture of this D9L CAT. Sure is a big oh beast! About as tall as a two story building.
I thought my old IH TD18 was big but this oh girl makes it look like a toy.
It most of the time was pushing the big earth-movers from the rear to help with HP and traction. Guess you'll need it in this hard clay pan we have around here.
Mike
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