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Old 11-07-2009, 12:38 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Default Re: Operating a dozer on slopes

Jfall, I dont think a 764 will be good on a cross slope of any steepness. The rubber tracks will wear faster and have problems. I ran a Case articulated rubber track tractor hauling 2 18 yard pans. I had to trim a 3to1 slope with it and a finish pan. After a few passes we had several rubber shavings in the undercarriages. Im dying to try out a 764 when the nearest dealer gets one. Im hoping to get a wheel dozer for the landfill I run this comming year for maintenance work to save walking the D5B.
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