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Hi John
That roller assembly has got to go back no matter what, so if it were me I would look at the roller assembly first to see if it's twisted and just file it to suit, I don't think that you could hurt it.
Norm.

mechman wrote:Any one able to ID the machine?

(looking like Meccano time).

Any one able to ID the machine?

Hi Fred
I looked at that but the chain looks as though it runs over the axle of the middle set of wheels which would turn them in the opposite rotation assuming its 6 wheel drive unless the top run of the chain drives the middle set some how. Can't get me head round it.
Norm

Jeremy Rowland wrote:Any ideas who made the chain driven six wheel skid steer duck?

Jeremy

Also interesting to see the drive train to get the middle set of wheels to go in the same direction as the other four, or am I missing something?

The Coles needs some cab TLC but works OK the Hymac works OK But time is against them, weigh loaders etc.

The blue one is diesel electric the white one is diesel hydraulic.

Couple of old ladies resting, some might recognise them, they're still off the button but battery less for scrotes etc.

Yes Jeremy that is the main thing, and the big shed is also a bonus, also have fleet of road railers out in the yard to do the heavy lifting , just need to get the a/f kit looked out. Can't wait to get it going though, not driven a manual for years, first dozer I ever drove was a manual komatsu d60...

That looks very much like it. different rams on the post tilt but that's about it. Many thanks.
Norm.