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 Post subject: M Series Down Under
PostPosted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 8:16 am 
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Her are some pictures of one of our new 16M Graders. We have @ 25 Graders in our fleet, mainly 16G, 16H & now 16M's.
Our operators love them. It doesn't take long to master the controls.
They certainly look the part. If they as reliable as the old G & H series they will be a good thing.
I must say they sure come with a good lighting package, good for doing that final trim in the dark!


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PostPosted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 8:57 am 
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Very nice Gary!!

Oh and a big Welcome to CMN!

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 7:19 am 
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A few pictures of another new 16M in our fleet.
This one has an amazing lighting package for the 24hr/7day operation where it is working.


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PostPosted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 10:19 am 
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Great pictures as always, Gary, Thanks for posting. Is the red cylinder on the right rear of the machine an (automatic) fire extinguisher ?

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Hi John,
thanks for the reply. Yes, the red cylinder is part of an automatic fire suppression system. This is the first time we have fitted a system to a grader; part of the site regulation where it is working.
Virtually all of our other equipment has one of these systems fitted. A "fire wire" runs throughout the machine and sets off the system automatically in the event of a fire, dousing the machine in foam. A manual switch is also fitted enabling the operator to set the system off from inside the cab.

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Stinger wrote:
Hi John,
thanks for the reply. Yes, the red cylinder is part of an automatic fire suppression system. This is the first time we have fitted a system to a grader; part of the site regulation where it is working.
Virtually all of our other equipment has one of these systems fitted. A "fire wire" runs throughout the machine and sets off the system automatically in the event of a fire, dousing the machine in foam. A manual switch is also fitted enabling the operator to set the system off from inside the cab.


Very Nice machines ... Ive been involved with them from the start .. Including the Field Follow 24M.

The fire supression sometimes dont work ;) As Teck found out ... 2.3 million dollars later :doh:

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Some shots of one of our 140M graders at work.
A good sized versatile unit. The operatiors love them.


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