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Thanks for the pics Dave. I've ran Draglines and Clams but have never had a chance to run a shovel or a backhoe. One of these days.
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Wow, that machine is in pretty good shape for its age. Thanks for sharing the pics.
 "It's O-gauge or no gauge..."
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80-d pullshovel at Brownsville Pa?
I ran it, incredible machine.
thou shall not over-moderate!!!
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Thanks for posting these pictures Dave. It's getting hard to find nice shots of Northwest machines, 30 years after going out of business. I see the release of the second book on Northwest cranes/archives is coming out. DanielD.
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Those big Northwest are impressive. The Brownsville PA show is a really good show if you have the chance you should go.
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Wish my back 40 looked like that 
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