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got a simple extraction job yesterday

sledgehammer ยท 2010-03-21 10:03

nevermind i was going to show you guys a bunch of pics but i exceed my bandwidth limit on photobucket.

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  1. #1stumpjumper832010-03-21 10:17

    thats it ur fired for false advertizing... I wanted to see pictures!

  2. #2sledgehammer2010-03-21 10:25

    i tried posting attachments too but it wouldnt work!

  3. #3DPete2010-03-21 11:11

    Should be able to load pics from your puter, we need to see

  4. #4oldirt2010-03-21 11:22

    unless the extraction happened at the dentist..!

  5. #5sledgehammer2010-03-21 13:03

    i'll try this again here... the guy with the 7 was turning too close to the bank of the creek and it slid in

  6. #6sledgehammer2010-03-21 13:07

    have some more here--- the d7 was sitting on alot steeper angle than what the pics look like. so we tied the ROPS to the bucket of a 200lc deere just as a safety procaution to keep it from upsetting.

  7. #7d9gdon2010-03-21 13:41

    Nice lookin' tractors

  8. #8watglen2010-03-21 14:42

    Sweet looking units. I just cant get enough of those old cats.

  9. #9stumpjumper832010-03-21 14:47

    ahh haa, thats what i'm talking about, you can have your job back now...

  10. #10sledgehammer2010-03-21 16:19

    that's the 7f i was looking at buying--- but i hear it needs it's fluids changed now for some reason

  11. #11sandnsnow2010-03-21 17:00

    that a good looking old 7 for sure

  12. #12Cold-Oil2010-03-22 02:39

    At least the fan was out of the water, we dropped a 7 through the ice and when the fan hit the water, well we had a mess! Radiator cores are kind of spendy!

  13. #13cb12010-03-29 01:23

    sledgehammer, What make of blade is this. How does it work for you. I am still working on getting a root rake and now that I have a dozer, I may build on in the future. Yours looks unique. Thanks, cb1

  14. #14sledgehammer2010-04-02 21:19

    the fan was actually just in the water. it was spraying everywhere! it didn'y wreck anything though.

  15. #15sledgehammer2010-04-02 21:22

    it's a young rake. i found it used in BC. how does it work? i'll put it this way--- i'll never use a dirt blade for piling trees again! you can tramp with it, pull out stumps and roots and pile trees. don't even really need a breaking disc behind it!