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Bob McNeill · #1 06-08-12, 08:15

While scratching around recently I came across this piece of track, looked for more but owner has only been there a few years and said thats it was there when they got the place, too heavy to move.

Hanno Spoelstra · #2 06-08-12, 08:31

At first glance I thought Sherman T66 track (http://web.inter.nl.net/users/spoels...track_hvss.htm), but that's not it.

Can't think of anything else at the moment, sorry.

H.

matilda IIA · #3 06-08-12, 10:13

Think along the lines of early face shovel.....

Kind regards

Luke R · #4 06-08-12, 11:24

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Originally Posted by matilda IIA

Think along the lines of early face shovel.....

Kind regards

Also crawler crane or dragline

Luke

Alex Blair (RIP) · #5 06-08-12, 16:22

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Originally Posted by Bob McNeill

While scratching around recently I came across this piece of track, looked for more but owner has only been there a few years and said thats it was there when they got the place, too heavy to move.

Looks to me like early shovel track..not crane...crane tracks are generally very wide and broad and flat like plates..
Looks like maybe early Komatsu shovel..Jap anyway..not American..
What do I win...?

Bob McNeill · #6 07-08-12, 04:07

Alex if you want it, need it, just come and get it or do I post it [ in bits ] I was hoping it was for xmil and of some use, it,s still there.

Springvale · #7 10-08-12, 09:41

The track is of a Joy continious Miner either 12 CM or HM9

Tony Smith · #8 15-08-12, 16:52

John!

I don't believe it! You joined up in Apr 2010 and this is your first post!

Welcome to MLU!

Lynn Eades · #9 16-08-12, 02:58

I always had a feeling there was a lurker out there somewhere