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Nice pics! Did you get pics of that PC1250 hiding behind the 330DL LR? Where is that if you don't mind me asking?
...Dylan My Instagram: Cat330DL_Man
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Unfortunately I could not get close enough to get a better picture of the PC1250. It is on a bridge replacement job site in Portsmouth NH. I deliver concrete and could only get a shot while passing other wise wandering eyes will start asking questions.
- Kyle
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Weserhutte wrote:Some nice photos there. I wonder if anyone other than WCollins (you're exempt) will realize what this actually is;  Looks like an International 95 Payhauler
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Thanks Kyle!
...Dylan My Instagram: Cat330DL_Man
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No problem, I'm glad you enjoyed the pictures. Seeing all the different equipment if one of my favorite parts of my job!
- Kyle
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Some more local pictures I've taken this week. The Crusty Crew  The dozer used to belong to Pike Industries the sister company to the company I work for.   A John Deere Skidder I saw yesterday.  And I'm posting this Pink Tiger Cat feller bunched for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, not my picture. It was taken at a benefit for the cause in Maine. 
- Kyle
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Cool pics I like those ol deere dozers, one of the first manufacturer to make a hydrostatic machine. I think terex was first but it's cool to see those still running around. And I like your forestry pics keep those coming.
HAMMER TO FIT...PAINT TO MATCH!
The ironic use of IT IV emissions technology on forestry equipment…. “Burning the woods down while trying to save the ozone”
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Those last ones Anthony Lucibello's pics? Nice shots by the way!
...Dylan My Instagram: Cat330DL_Man
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Really neat to see a 475B of this vintage, in this good of shape (no smashed glass, bents rails, or body panels) still working. What a gem.
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Thanks for the great shots of the older equipment ! Keep them coming !
Yes I own a lot of Norscot Cat models they remind me of my many good years working for a Cat Dealer. Going out to the back forty after work playing with used equipment just moving dirt around
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Hi kyle I noticed you drive a ready mix truck. I also do the same line of work I also have a son born in October crazy coincidence lol
T.J.
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That is pretty crazy.
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