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Gents, I suppose that DumpserToy refers to that type of arrangement:  A different arrangement, used to move twin-engined heavier units:  Pictures originating from "Marc Widing Collection", on Hank's Truck Pictures website: http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/marc_widing.htm Regards. Guy
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GuyM wrote:Gents, I suppose that DumpserToy refers to that type of arrangement: A different arrangement, used to move twin-engined heavier units: Pictures originating from "Marc Widing Collection", on Hank's Truck Pictures website: http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/marc_widing.htm Regards. Guy Very nice, thanks for posting.  Ken
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What is that scraper in the second picture? I can't make out the emblem. Is it a Terex? It's a huge piece. Killer pics, thanks. CAW
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That second machine is a Euclid TS24. 
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Thanks modelmaniac. It is huge. The truck looks like a Pete, or maybe an International. KCM, what is it?. I wonder what engine is in it. That whole unit would have a hard time turning corners. I just love those old pictures. CAW
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It's a Freightliner. The first picture is a Mack.
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Pretty sweet old pictures! Nice to see they dropped the banana on the 641 before they loaded it.
Who wants to bet a weeks pay that 641 is an old Kiewtt rig?!
Are you an enviromentist, or do you work for a living?
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