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12-13-2002, 05:06 PM #1Silver Member
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Tree trimming, railroad style
I used to think orchard pruning machines were the top of the heap, surpassed only by the James bond helicopter with the three buzz blades cutting the dock in half, but I figure this baby is good for at least 60 feet with its three blades at the end of the boom. The next picture will have a little better picture of the implement. The machine is used to trim trees hanging over right of way from private property. Oh, by the way, their diesel gels too. SteveV
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12-13-2002, 05:17 PM #2Silver Member
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Re: Tree trimming, railroad style
This will be the second RR operation I've stumbled over in the last two weeks. Maybe AndyR can grab a few pictures of that Case shreader on the Nashua-Bennington branch. It was an excavator on a wheeled chassis with RR wheels inboard of the commercal tires and regular couplings for RR cars on both ends. It had airlines but I would think it would be a restricted speed tow. SteveV
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12-15-2002, 11:30 PM #3Veteran Member
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Re: Tree trimming, railroad style
Looks like a Kershaw clearway with a yet unamed attachment of coolness...


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