We had a Case dealer about 15 miles north of us. Two partners. One had a lot of ties to the forestry industry in the Adirondacks. Case bought Beloit, and started selling forestry equipment. They sold quit a few Case skidders, mostly with Case finance. I remember being at a dealer get-to-gether and Mel, one of the partners telling that a customer had stopped making payments on his skidder, and he and Case credit were scouring the area to find and reposess it. Finally they got a lead. When they found it on a landing, the front tires, engine, and operators platform were burnt beyond repair. The starting fire must have got a little out of hand. At least as Mel said, they still had the rear tires chains, winch, and a lot of salvage parts.Not sure how they got it home, because back then they drove most of them to the delivery site.
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