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24-02-08, 03:12
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Hello Hanno,
Pardon my ignorance, but what does the term "SECO" mean? Thanks, David 
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24-02-08, 03:56
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Its South Eastern Equipment Company in Georgia. This is their web page:
http://www.rockanddirt.com/perl/sell...d=show&id=1633 They imported most of the T-16s that are in North America from the Swiss government and had plans to turn them all into Scat Cats for use as mules in the logging industry.
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24-02-08, 06:14
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Thank You David for the information. I'd seen the reference to SECO in the listing of a Stuart tank in Florida on eBay several months ago also, and just wanted to inquire.
Thanks, David
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24-02-08, 06:45
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One thing I noticed about this rig is that it seems the conversion didn't buy them much in that the body looks like it came from a 1.5 ton G506, and barely fits the carrier. Not much gain in carrying capacity for the effort.
Thanks, David
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01-03-08, 23:42
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