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Old 12-06-2008, 10:17 PM   #41 (permalink)
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Default Re: Video of my Dozer in action

Thanks Rob,

No big hills or steep slopes, just a gentle roll and lots of clay. One thing that you can't tell in the videos is how I get thrown around on the seat. When the dozer goes over a bump, the front end will shoot up, then rock over when it goes down, sending me out of my seat. It's suprising how quickly it happens, and how little of a bump that it takes to create this.

It is really cool moving dirt with it, and clearing debri. Instant gratification!!!!

When you have the time, feel free to take it for a spin.

Eddie
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