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Haven't done one of these for a while, so here we go. Number 1.  Number 2.  Number 3.  Number 4.  Number 5.  Number 6.  Number 7.  Number 8.  Number 9.  Best of luck to you guys.
-William Jack of all trades, Master of none. Miniature Construction Models
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No.3 looks like an old Hitachi EX200.
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The dump truck is a Randon made in Brazil.
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#1 is a JCB I think #3 Early 90's Sumitomo, Linkbelt, or Case #4 is a Furukawa or TCM (Kawasaki).
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frusso wrote:The dump truck is a Randon made in Brazil. Yes, Number 6 is a Randon. Cat345bl wrote: #1 is a JCB I think
#3 Early 90's Sumitomo, Linkbelt, or Case
#4 is a Furukawa or TCM (Kawasaki). Sorry, Number 1, Is not a JCB & number 4 is not a Furukawa or TCM (Kawasaki). Number 3 was designed by Sumitomo but was marketed by a different company, What was the company?
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Number 1# is some Russian excavator I don't know the name of it
Number 2# bitelli or benati
Number 3# JCB JS220 or Some sumitomo tie up
Number 4# Mitubishi Or YANMAR
Number 5# Landverk or Bucyrus-Erie based on the body work
Number 7# is a Russian skid steer UNC060
Number 8# Tana landfill compactor
Number 9# Old cat telehandeler
Remember when it comes to equipment the older and more obscure the better
A Cat 225 will beat a 320EL hands down
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Thanks for another of these! I really enjoy them.
1 is absolutely a Unex (Czech) DH 400 series; maybe a 411 or 421?
2 is absolutely a Müller (Brazilian), but I'm not into compactors enough to hazard a guess on the model number/name.
3 could it be a Thomen?
4 could be any of the Japanese manufacturers really. I'll guess TCM or Toyota?
5 is absolutely a Kockums-Landsverk KL 100 series, but I cannot distinguish whether it's a 121 or 132.
6 was revealed by frusso
7 is in fact a UNC (Czech)
8 was revealed by UH171
9 what telehandler manufacturer did Caterpillar consume? One of theirs is my guess.
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#3 is a Sumitomo SH200 aka Link Belt LS2800C, Case 9030, JCB JS200
Nothing runs like a deere with a cat on its back but the link belt ate both of them
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Weserhutte wrote:Thanks for another of these! I really enjoy them.
1 is absolutely a Unex (Czech) DH 400 series; maybe a 411 or 421?
2 is absolutely a Müller (Brazilian), but I'm not into compactors enough to hazard a guess on the model number/name.
3 could it be a Thomen?
4 could be any of the Japanese manufacturers really. I'll guess TCM or Toyota?
5 is absolutely a Kockums-Landsverk KL 100 series, but I cannot distinguish whether it's a 121 or 132.
6 was revealed by frusso
7 is in fact a UNC (Czech)
8 was revealed by UH171
9 what telehandler manufacturer did Caterpillar consume? One of theirs is my guess.
Number 1 Is a Czech built Unex DH series (Some interesting info, Unex Had licensing agreements with Liebherr and Sennebogen at one time or another.)  Number 2. is a Müller Ti18  Number 3. is a JCB JS200LC  Number 4. is a Toyota SDT40  Number 5. is a Kocklums-Landsverk KL-121B  Number 6. is a Randon RK425 (originally started out as an Koocklums)  Number 7. is a Czech UNC 601  Number 8. is a Tana 40F  Number 9. is a Caterpillar RT80  I'm guessing that Cat absorbed Job Handler 
-William Jack of all trades, Master of none. Miniature Construction Models
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The real question is, Is that a Barber-Greene Dynaplane in the background of pic 2?
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61BG wrote:The real question is, Is that a Barber-Greene Dynaplane in the background of pic 2? It certainly looks like it..... I jumped in the bandwagon a bit late, but it's not that big of a deal since the only one i would have had right is the Muller packer. Many thanks for sharing those, it's nice to see different things that what we see usually. Max.
Cat 245.....Now and Forever  I am looking for industrial auction brochures from Ritchie Bros, Miller & Miller, Forke Bros, First Team Auction, Max Rouse, etc from the 70's, 80's and 90's.I am a collector and heavy equipment enthusiast and these pamphlets are loaded with nice pictures of cleaned and freshly painted equipment.Thet don't have much value once the sale is over but they are a great help to me in preserving the memory of machines that are no longer being built.Please, help my hobby by looking in your old storage boxes and file folders for these old auction sale brochures.Your help is much appreciated.
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That Tana 40F is a pretty different looking machine. Looks like it would be a pain in the butt to replace those drums once the feet get completely worn down. Thanks for posting these, I learn something new each time.
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