The Classic Machinery Network

Hi Chris. That's right the large wheels are the drive wheels and the small ones come off in just a couple minutes when you don't need them to travel. They don't really run the risk of getting damaged but when the terrain is really extreme they get in the way...wont allow you to lay flat or they get ...

Right on DaveS, hope you find the pictures. I must have been thinking about the max grapple opening which is 37 inches. Working diameter is 20 inches. Here is a link to one of the most commonly used harvesters on them (H50). http://www.mcmass.ca/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4...

The cost is large compared to a regular machine Dave, at least twice as much. You can get logging attachments for them Gavin. Processor heads, Feller Bunchers and Shears. Here is a YouTube video of a Spyder with a Processor Head. If I remember right they will handle trees up to 36" in diameter....

Great pictures as always Alan!

I see I'm in your links Dave, thanks! I'm going to go link back to you right now

Right on Ross, I will give you a heads up when I'm headed that way. Sure hope it picks up soon eh. I'm actually looking for a seat on someone elses machine right now because I have nothing for mine at the moment....everything has come to a grinding halt here it seems. I have been calling around all ...

You saying you wanna see some more Nick? 8-) OK here ya go :thumbs_up: Edit: This first one is a gif. You have to click on it and then you will see me climb over the wall. spydergif.gif I built a pad for this mobile home and when the truck arrived with it he couldn't get it in. So I grabbed it and b...

I Operated this Series II 637E for about five years in Alberta and Saskatchewan. bback_3_1.jpg bback_1_1.jpg Four of us push pulling in a subdivision in Medicine Hat Alberta. These guys were about the best push pull team I ever worked with. We had 2 637G's and two 637E's all working as one. QUAD3.jpg

I have spent a lot of time on Scrapers. Mostly push pulling with 627 and 37's in Alberta. Here are some random pictures.

627F's working on an industrial subdivision in Edmonton

Hi Dave

I don't know what was up with that. This time when I came back I couldn't see them ether and I use firefox as well....oh well I edited my posts and uploaded some instead of using the img tags.

That's odd...they are working now and I didn't edit them. The code looks long but all I did was copy and paste the url where the pictures are into img tags, they are just long url's. Next ones I post I will upload instead of using img tags.