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Old 03-15-2024, 10:26 AM
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I wish!!
bough a new Industrial Ford 3400 after this job, restored the backhoe & loader and installed it on the new (yellow) Ford. Painted the hoe and loader to match.

Then traded up to a 4500 flat deck rig and then a 6500 TLB combo after that.
Sold it in '82 when construction & the economy went to pot around here. Bought a 359 Peterbilt and a flatbed and spent the next 30 years on the road.
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That’s a cool pic and that’s a LOT of dirt to move with a tractor mounted hoe and bucket

Times have changed. The job would still have one operator, but at least three white hats observing and a few other guys poking at stuff with a shovel when they’re not leaning on it.
Also H&R guys plus a few back office guys out on a junket
Plus all the shoring on the ditch
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I wish!!
bough a new Industrial Ford 3400 after this job, restored the backhoe & loader and installed it on the new (yellow) Ford. Painted the hoe and loader to match.

Then traded up to a 4500 flat deck rig and then a 6500 TLB combo after that.
Sold it in '82 when construction & the economy went to pot around here. Bought a 359 Peterbilt and a flatbed and spent the next 30 years on the road.
Retired in 2012.
That's a nice one to
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You are a fast one, you sure know your tractors haha
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You are a fast one, you sure know your tractors haha
im still learning, i guess for my age im pretty good at least. thanks though
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Old 04-10-2024, 10:23 AM
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Check the badge on the front of the Tractor, it should tell you the series it belongs to, as the picture below shows this one belongs to the 600 series. It is actually a 640. The 4 means 4 speed. Your tractor looks from the side like a 600 series ?



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its not mine, its at a farm i go fishing at, i went back and went to where it was and my buddy must have moved it since he owns the farm.
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