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Here are a few rare machines I've found around here fiat allis FD 30B   Cat D9   Fiat allis FD 40    
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Great photos, love that FD40! Sure is an interesting design, comparable with the D9H? Rowan.
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cool pics. not much around here for old dozers. theres a hd41 in cranston but thats about it. any more pics of that fiat allis scraper back there?
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brian falcone wrote:cool pics. not much around here for old dozers. theres a hd41 in cranston but thats about it. any more pics of that fiat allis scraper back there? Of course  
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Rowan, The FD40 was in the same class as the D9H but a little bit bigger. I really like the way the ripper on the 40 is designed. Thanks for sharing. Regards. Max.
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I ran a Fiat loader maybe a 645, was a good machine, wasn't the 40 bigger than a D9 ? Dan
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Great pics! Those dozers look to be in excellent shape!
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Cool thanks for the pics. I've heard old timers nickname the FD "Fat Alices."
I wonder how well they push?
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Man some more great iron......whew finally the 'Dirt-siders' stepping up their game here, over those namby-pamby lifters!  Chris
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I would say that a Fiat Allis FD40 is larger than a D9G or H...
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