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They seem more like CATs or maybe the Clarks (I haven't looked them up yet) in appearance but as far as I know, John Deere never made the 8010/8020 (the 8010 was updated (recalled) into the 8020) for the military. They were so far ahead of their time that only a few were ever sold. Only 100 of...

:shock: I'd say I am one of the younger members on here as I'm only 18...:mrgreen:

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Question Hey, No. 2, what are those tractor-like things in the first pic?? I have never seen those, and wondered what they were and what for? Dozer blades, and articulated frames, 4wd....

:shock: You guys live in another world from me. :confused: :cookoo: We've had more snow in the last 2 days, and rain the 3 days before that!:roll: We got flood watches and all that fun stuff up here!aua Sorry to hear about the fires though...:|

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Hello Greetings from your friendly neighborhood town of Mantua!!!:wink: No thats me.:jumpin:rofl

Now we are watching you and Zout...who will finish first?rofl

Will there be anymore on the engine soon? WE WANT MORE...WE WANT MORE....!!!! lol.

Awesome builds. Thanks.

If you can't save the truck, then at least try and save the crane. There are many organizations that love to restore and play with that old, even home-brew, equipment. Hate to see it go...:(

did you ever get that deuce?

I agree with you on the expensive part, but I am not sure saving somthing isn't worth it. See my signiture. It could be useful too, once done.

Save the crane! Save the crane! That may be a civilian addition, but in restoration you could save the wheels for something else, and save the crane/truck with them. :!:Its a piece of Americana, to put it in a corny way.:deadhorse: Plus, it would be awesome.;-)

:shock:......Kalen, is that maybe a 1970 or so Olds in that first pic? Dad has '72 Cutlass supreme convertible in Viking Blue8):rolleyes:

Yeah I agree. We have had at least 1 backhoe, numerous tractors, and a dump truck and tag-along since before I was born. (small family excavating business + small farming operation) I am spoiled :roll:, but don't see how I can't have some sort of lifting mechamism, be it a home-brew boom...

Can I ask what exactly your "old John Deere" is Junkyard? We got bunch, and know more about 'em than I ever will MVs...

For us lazy people: it is an MTO-20 EET manufactured by Holden Trailers. 20,000lb. capacity supposedly, 20" deck with 3' beavertail and adjustable ramps. 8' 1" wide deck. I know some of this was stated, but I thought I would make sure we got it all, for the lazies...:roll:

:shock:....Thats huge:!: Monsterous! I wonder if there is anymore info on it out there???:drool::drool::drool: Thankyou.

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