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thought i would share pics from work today i was running a 375 loading mobile crusher. we were crushing asphalt.   375 001 by dirtworks49, on Flickr"/>  375 002 by dirtworks49, on Flickr"/>  375 003 by dirtworks49, on Flickr"/>  375 004 by dirtworks49, on Flickr"/>
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Great shots, how was the ol' girl to run? Rowan.
1:25th scale CAT 375L excavator
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Does the crusher have a hard time keeping up with the 375. 
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Basketball Man wrote:Does the crusher have a hard time keeping up with the 375. I doubt it, most crushers will usually process asphalt as fast as you can feed it.
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Fond memory's of 375's. All bad of course.
I reckon the crushers hasn't even broken a sweat with that digger going hard.
Nice pics thou. I remember the second ever 375 (Japanease writing on it) sitting there without a car body on it up Scotland. Sitting in the mud.
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