So how far did you have to have to move the Komatsu frame with the T800/C12/10 speed? There’s no mountains around Houston, so unless you started the trip from a hilly region, I suppose that once you got it rolling you weren’t holding up traffic too bad. I’ve used my old T800/C13-330/10 speed a few times for 118,000 lb gross weight on the interstate and it worked out okay. Rolling hills pulled me down to under 50 mph a few times. Got a few friendly single finger salutes.
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40 years ago, they said go pick up that dozer you dropped off in the spring. O' by the way it's on the other side of the mountain now.
Pic #1 throwing iron on while I wait for the dozer
Pic #2 If you look, you can see an elk hanging from a tree, just over the trailer. It's hunting season and I end up in someones elk camp.
Pic #3 All loaded up and ready to get down off the mountain.
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@mtoo I can tell by the big gooseneck & your sideburns this must be in the mid to late 70s? Looks tall. 9L? Maybe this is one for "A view of the past" thread.
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"A view of the past" thread!! That could be why I no longer truck, my mind is shot
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