Looking for 2 engine Brush guards for D9H 1977 model.

1. #1Welder Dave2023-10-01 01:20

   You check on Machinery Trader under dismantled machines. I saw a different site that showed Portland Tractor had a 1980 D9H. The pic. showed a side panel so I'd assume the other side was there too.

2. #2Honky Cat2023-10-01 09:59

   Thanks Welder Dave! Honky Cat

3. #3Honky Cat2023-10-01 10:00
4. #4Honky Cat2023-10-01 10:01

   What do you guys think of this tree, root, tines, etc Land Clearing Root Rake? Honky Cat

5. #5skyking12023-10-01 12:34

   ground best be really flat!

6. #6Shimmy12023-10-01 14:37

   You could build one cheaper than you'll get that one delivered from Australia....

7. #7Honky Cat2023-10-01 15:11

   That was what i was thinking. Thanks Honky Cat

8. #8Queenslander2023-10-01 17:29

   That is a typical Australian stickrake. Always operated “floating”on the surface, usually in dry conditions so as not to pick up too much dirt. I see Bedrock listing a folding rake so they may be marketing them in the US. I reckon if you were to pull those trees of yours over with a chain, in moist conditions, then hit them with a rake when a little drier most would come out roots and all.

9. #9farmerlund2023-10-02 09:55

   Yellowstone valley tractor salvage is worth trying. 406-373-6606. They have a lot of big cat stuff.

10. #10Honky Cat2023-10-02 09:59

    Thank you Sir! Honky Cat