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Cool i like the second member shear
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gabugman wrote:Sorry to hijack the thread:
Eric,
What's the dio background you have going on there? Could you post some more pix, please?
Bug Bug, Well, the dio is a perfect example of making the most out of the cards life deals you. on a past project, I came across this model of a steam recompression plant. (an exact replica of one of the buildings we dismantled)  for scale reference, was is 1/3 of the structure  the owners of the project had no interest in it, but I looked at it and said, NO WAY is that going into a debris box. so I meticulously dismantled the model into 10 boxes and shipped it to my former home in michigan, via UPS (United Punting service) when it arrived, everything was flattened except this one section.  So it got turned into the start of a demo dio, fortunately, now I have boxes upon boxes of plastruct beams left over from the wreckage, and can reconstruct a building in virtually any shape I want!
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Wow that is amazing to bad it didint survive fully but if that wouldent of happend would you still have made some awesome demo machines/attatchments? 
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caterpillar330dl wrote:Wow that is amazing to bad it didint survive fully but if that wouldent of happend would you still have made some awesome demo machines/attatchments? Absolutely, I've been building demo models and attachments for over 10 years, just picked up that model 2 years ago. Though realistically, that building is way too heavy for a 330, this is more like it   
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O ok There was a gas plant that wanted a model of it and my dad got to build it, it is very cool and has lots of detail, if they ever get rid of it i will be receving it the best thing is that it is in 1:50 scale so it will fit my caterpillars
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Thanks but i made one out of plastruct i realy like it
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Does anybody have a hammer for a 330/336
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K thanks
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I dig the LinkBelt... I wish more models for them were made.
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I saw a linkbelt the other day and it looked exactly like a cat 323dl
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Eric, Well life can't get much better than that, can it? Shame about the UPS doing you wrong, that would have been one amazing set up! Thanks for sharing. One day I hope to build something similar. Or I guess I could just buy this? Bug
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gabugman wrote:Or I guess I could just buy this? Bug The only bad thing about Oakridge....(they are 2 miles from me)...They carry mostly the common sizes and a few kits from time to time...anyways, I order direct from the manufacturer....
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How do you make a connection for hydrolic hoses from attatchments hook up to the accesory line on the 330dl model
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Does anybody have a 330dl shear
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I take the occasion to RESUME this topic.. for present our new accessories for 330-336/D and 336E 2 new bucket (hard version)  a multiprocessor kit  these accessories will be ok for komatsu 400series, hitachi 470, Liebherr R936 also.. I hope will be interest..  R.
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