Brilliant pictures Stinger, thanks for posting them.
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Re: 657G's in Victoria, Australia
A few shots of the 657G's at a new mineral sands project in Northern Victoria.
Extremely abrasive materials - check out the wear on the edge that was replaced.
Extremely abrasive materials - check out the wear on the edge that was replaced.
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More great pictures, Gary, Thanks for sharing them with us. I would imaging the mineral sand wears the running gear of the pushers unless you don't use them at this site. Does it cause very high wear rates on the tyres as well as the earth contact parts ?
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The cabs on the 657G's sure have come a long way since the old "B" series. No more exhaust fumes in the cab, heat or noise.
Adjustable steering columns, "sports steering wheels", one lever implement control - almost too good.
A couple of units are fitted with GPS systems - see the screen above the control lever in the first picture.
Adjustable steering columns, "sports steering wheels", one lever implement control - almost too good.
A couple of units are fitted with GPS systems - see the screen above the control lever in the first picture.
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Great pictures - what's the big red button - fire suppression or kill everything?
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Re: 657G's in Victoria, Australia
Again you've posted some superb photos for us to enjoy Gary, I can't believe how the cabs have come along since I worked with them. thanks very much & please keep them coming.
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Re: 657G's in Victoria, Australia
A few more action shots as requested.
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Great pictures, Stinger, looks like a sizeable hole they've dug there.
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Re: 657G's in Victoria, Australia
Congratulations, beautiful images, how you got there 657G in this work?, Plus photos algus you have videos of them at work? I plan to mount a 657G in 1:10 scale, already did a TS-14F, so I'm looking for the maximum of information from the 657G.
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Re: 657G's in Victoria, Australia
hi it send back som memories when i worked for dick hampton here in uk 637 push and pull there was no cabs in them days 1972 /1977 goooooooooooo old days
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