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Puts a whole new meaning to OVERSIZE! Nice pics man
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The width of that thing is amazing! I'd love to drive over a ridge only to see something like that traveling down the road. I doubt many other motorists would agree though ;) Rowan.
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Thankyou, thankyou, thankyou  That first picture is just fantastic. I just love seeing the Australian stuff, and although I'll probably never collect the model variety there's something special about your trucks. 
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Thanks for sharing the pictures Jason,its nice to see some pictures of the muck shifting side.
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Nice pictures ...
Thats a 960E??
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Rossco wrote:Nice pictures ...
Thats a 960E?? They are nice pictures, thank you. It could be either, they both look virtually the same. Brian
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But the 960E is the only one with triple air cleaners,
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Sorry Joe, but the 930E is also available with 3 air cleaners per side. Brian  
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Rossco / Joe, It is a 930E. This was 1 of 2 chassis's transported out of Gladstone to Clermont Coal Mine as Jason indicated. Regards, Gary
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Gary W wrote:Rossco / Joe, It is a 930E. This was 1 of 2 chassis's transported out of Gladstone to Clermont Coal Mine as Jason indicated. Regards, Gary Thanks alot .. Wasn't Doubting the info .... Just an inquisitive mind. Anymore pics 
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 Cheers guy's,wish Komatsu would update their web site,I checked that first before I commented Regards Joe.
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My last job at Mammoet Road Cargo was a 5m15 wide crate, now believe me, that is wide, but this thing is really WIDE.
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The Komatsu 930E's measure up at 8.08 metres wide at the rear hubs. Gary
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Excellent pics, thanks for posting
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The 4100 doesn't look to old either, no money in coal hey!!!
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Nice Thread update'age Get somemore pics of the XPC posted fella  Gavin84w wrote:The 4100 doesn't look to old either, no money in coal hey!!! Musn't be the case there GAV ... If so they would be all CAT Trucks  The only place where Coal money is tight, is here in the UK.
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