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    Last edited by unstuck; 5th January 2013 at 17:52. Reason: Wrong video...Idiot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by unstuck View Post
    Sorta looks like a ruston dos'nt it.
    They were the machine of their day, you'd see them all over the place for years after they'd retired from main-stream business. The old man used to work for John Burns in Invercargill, he brought in the two big draglines that worked the Clutha river for years. I remember a photo of the old lady's mini parked in one of the buckets in the Southland Times.
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    Dunno what the hell happend there, kept loading the wrong vid. Central otago people probably have seen me getting around in this a few years ago, I used to keep all your main highways nicely cut. From raes junction to haast pass up the lindis pass throught the gibston highway and through the staircase back to kingston.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ocean1 View Post
    They were the machine of their day, you'd see them all over the place for years after they'd retired from main-stream business. The old man used to work for John Burns in Invercargill, he brought in the two big draglines that worked the Clutha river for years. I remember a photo of the old lady's mini parked in one of the buckets in the Southland Times.
    Still see a few lying around, in various stages of decay. Heaps of buckets lying around down here too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by unstuck View Post
    Still see a few lying around, in various stages of decay. Heaps of buckets lying around down here too.
    yeah quite a few people turn the 4 in 1 buckets into excavator buckets for like 30 tonners and shit

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    A few random tractor pics. The yellow New Holland backhoe is on its first day back on the job in that photo after rolling into the gully and getting its cab and guards ripped off.
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    Anybody got an old wabco handbrake valve lying around, It,s either a 961 702 or 961 703. Need a wee sealing washer from the number 1 side. Cannot seem to find any kits online, I dont want to have to get the whole unit. I am pretty sure it is letting air through and out the control/ relay valve.
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    Yep, 961 703 0010, last 4 didgets not that important, cos I am doing away with the busstop function.


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    Quote Originally Posted by awa355 View Post
    If I ever win Lotto, I'm going to buy myself a big 4WD tractor.
    If I ever win Lotto, I'm going to buy a boat, just so as I can justify getting a Fergie to tow it in and out of the water with.
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    silly boys, everyone knows if you won the lotto you wouldn't need a tractor to pull your boat in and out of the water, you'd have a crane
    and who needs to justify anything... your a millionaire

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    ...i like this tractor...


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    Thats cool that terror He must of done something to stabalise the steering, cos usually they wander everywhere with a bit of speed on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by unstuck View Post
    Anybody got an old wabco handbrake valve lying around, It,s either a 961 702 or 961 703. Need a wee sealing washer from the number 1 side. Cannot seem to find any kits online, I dont want to have to get the whole unit. I am pretty sure it is letting air through and out the control/ relay valve.
    Found a repair kit. $200 +GST and freight $900 + gst and freight for a new handbrake valve.
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    Now, he ! must've won lotto. I want one with big duels on the back and a big F.E.L
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