Just-in-Case

Looks hell for stout though!

It will 'hang a Ford Escort like a deer'!

One beefy looking beast compare to some of todays tractor.

Whenever we try to break something loose, something else breaks.

Since it is all still available, it's not that bad. The bad part is the it is a 35 mile round trip to 'what broke ' last!

I'm beginning to think that I should put
it on the rollback and haul it to my house, where it's only a few hundred yards to the Hydraulics shop!

I found out that this machine was bought new by the Pittsburgh Pa. street department. It was used to load salt and cinders on the trucks till it was sold at aution. It ended up in Somerset Pa at a car dealership, where it spread
gravel and pushed snow. It was traded to another dealership in Grantsville Md, where I found it. I have had it for 8 years. (I swapped 2 ElCaminos for it) One that ran with no floors and one that had floors, but no engine.

Pretty is for girly boys , that thing is some serious iron! Got any more pictures if it?