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Sick of your cat grader and case backhoe look no further

JGS Parts ยท 2012-05-20 01:37

G'day guys my local dealer for weird and wonderful machinery just sent these too me in an email and his sale pitch was hey we sold these in north korea haha.

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  1. #1robin yates uk2012-05-20 03:04

    the poor and hungry North Koreans certainly need a good laugh, these pics will make a monkey grin!:drinkup:drinkup:drinkup

  2. #2roadbuilder62012-05-20 07:03

    Uhhhh

  3. #3Greg2012-05-20 08:37

    Just what we all need. The return of the surry with the fringe on top. Why the tow bar on the blade? to make it work when the engine quits? Or does it even have an engine?

  4. #406Pete2012-05-20 09:38

    Looks like the grader might have a market for Amish customers they have been removing the engine and replacing with a air cooled to power the blade and towing them wth a dozer or tractor for years.

  5. #5Buckethead2012-05-20 11:09

    I dig the ROPS on the grader.

  6. #6Bluetop Man2012-05-20 12:30

    That's interesting about the truck axles on the backhoe with 8.25 X 20 tires. Lots cheaper than industrial tractor axles. I knew a guy in Louisville, MS who built some knuckleboom equipped pulpwood prehaulers years ago like that.

  7. #7boaterri2012-05-20 13:59

    The backhoe is slightly reminicant of a Unimog. Probably nowhere near as reliable. Rick

  8. #8JDOFMEMI2012-05-20 14:34

    Well, I bet they loved them in North Korea. Better than the shovels and rakes they had been using.

  9. #9JGS Parts2012-05-20 15:41

    haha yeah i reckon when the bloke told me i was like well its a bit hard for the north korea as i dont think they are even allowed to import any other contrys machinery even if they wanted too and i dont think ther eis going to be any owner operators overe there soon. and about why the grader has the tow bar well the be hounest dont know when i saw them just pissed myself laughing thought it was something worth while putting on HEF. got tons more of this stuff if anyone is intrested in it i will post more of the wonders of india and china

  10. #10Bluetop Man2012-05-20 16:23

    Actually, the towed Chinese grader with apparent hydraulics is far advanced over the last towed models built in the USA with hand operated wheel controls...:notworthy

  11. #11Greg2012-05-20 18:04

    Give me a break Bluetop. LOL. When the last towed graders were built in the USA hydraulics were hardly even an idea yet. Wonder if this North Korean stuff blows up when you try to start it just like their rockets on the launch pad?

  12. #12Bluetop Man2012-05-20 20:35

    I stand corrected. It's a North Korean grader, not Chinese. Maybe their rockets blow up on account they grade the launch pads with one of those things. That green backhoe has a better chance of gaining altitude than their rockets.

  13. #13JGS Parts2012-05-20 22:46

    its made in china not north korea

  14. #14CM19952012-05-21 07:17

    That "backhoe" looks like towmater from Cars hooked up with a Deutz tractor..

  15. #15dirtmonkey2012-05-21 07:28

    Lol :falldownlaugh

  16. #16CRAFT2012-05-21 11:37

    WOW ! ...talk about trend setters ........ Split Rims are on a come back ! ... and talk about alternate fuels ...... I wonder how many Donkeys it takes to pull that grader and how many Donkeys/mile they need ........... AMAZING ! ...huh.... Donks/mile instead of miles/gal ....LOL .....LMFAO !

  17. #17CM19952012-05-21 19:06

    I like the fringe on the grader cab...wonder if they have an option for the little bells to hang off the tassels

  18. #18JGS Parts2012-05-21 19:23

    i think that might be added on the indian export model haha

  19. #19JGS Parts2012-05-21 22:03

    mate green power all the way try bio fuels feed them grass and they will pull all day long and no rebuilds needed haha