pj witch

for the 1st time in about 4 months i thougt i visit the forum ,so have i missed much?

going to try and sticik to buying john deeres

a£250 bonus in my pay packet today

the rain ,trying to to load CAT M313Ds and M318Ds on lowloaders is nye on impossible

Spot on,I am the Cat man,that's why I asked,there's no such thing as a D12,never has been never will be,the biggest "Cat" is a D11,which is only an upgraded D10,somewhere around 115 ton,

now if you want a BIG dozer,you'll need to go to Komatsu,who make the biggest " production "dozer,the D575A3SD,that tip's the scales at 152 ton's,almost 50% bigger,

But,if you want the biggest dozer EVER built,you need to go to Italy for the ACCO dozer,purpose built for a contract in Libya,just before thing's went A over T,the thing was built,but never used,this one is 187 ton's

Two 650 hp Cat engines in it,for 1300 hp,

Regards

Joe.

Sorry my mistake it was a newD11TCD rated at 850hp

What's a D12 

Regards

Joe

a bloody big bulldozer ,got a d8 in the yard ,post a pic up on monday night

been on a driveing course at cannock D12s down to a D3 ,70 ton dumptrucks , 360 DIGGERS, rubber ducks and loading shovels good fun

sible hedingham essex/suffolk border

Oooooh tough one mate, very sorry to hear that. Have a beer for him and remember all those good times, keep the memories alive.

will do ,he leaves a wife and 2 teenage kids

my mate stu lost his fight against cancer last night

whys that? no grease nipples?

the pin that hold the boom to the handler [right at the back] will bend or worse still snap and they not that easy to remove ,we have had no end back this year all we sell is cat from the small 360,s to D10S

since our deere dealer got caterpillar there are 7 cats to go out here

in six months at least 5 will be back in for new pins

mrs pjw has taken over the running of 4 horse ,s I get to drive a  F reg JD 3050

took a  crankshaft to leeds .tomorrow of to british rail at march to take a z bar for a laoding shovel

I have the year on year bills for it here up until 30/4/2010 and by the looks of it it wasn't trouble free back then either with a few parts failures on there, the 09/10 costs were almost 8 times that of the 05/06 ones though

father-in-law drives a jd 6920 and reckons it spends more time at the dealers than in the fields ,good job they still got the old 4255

birthday today,breakfast in bed,member on here 580 claas came down to pick up a model i had for sale,few ales with my wife down the local,then home to watch spurs on sky,perfect day

many happy returns of the day Paul[shame about the spurs bit]

looking through the internet for a seondhand tractor /ford 8210 or any tw

not so much today but this week painted dinning room,lounge,landing,hung 4 doors and put new gutters up ,must have got a few brownie points for that lot

a remote contoled helicopter for 25 quid ,the cats are now wearing tin hats

that,s very nice  Paul, been on the lookout for one  of them meself

coming along nicely paul ,i only collect JDs nowadays must have about 50 tractors now

be nice to see a picture of the tracks,have you fitted the tracks to a 7920?

yes fitted them about 2years ago,see about some pictures the next time i,m up in the loft

looks alot better with those new tryes ,i put a set of dave towse tracks on the back ,still to change the front tryes asit sits abit high at the back

20 inches deep,by whatever length i want,but as i said,light is a problem,bigger attic i think

can,t you put some roof lights in Paul

chilling out and after yesterdays trip to spalding putting the wallet on a life support machine