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Old 11-28-2013, 06:47 PM
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This guys got some talent.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPWYASGRQA4
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WOW! I used to own a couple Cat 980C's the 980H is the newer version and he nailed it to a tee. Just awesome work. I wonder how he got the hyd cylinders to look just like the Cat stuff?
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that just cool
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Very cool and guy is definitely very talented!
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That is awesome!
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Speechless. That is truly AWESOME!!! Wonder how many years he has in all the builds?!?!
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There are some things that you find only in America. That has to be one of them....amazing!
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Way too cool! I see a 30 ton Cat haul truck in his future, make it a side dump! All out of wood,.... great music to boot! We had on site a Cat 988G which was a lot bigger than the 980H. I note he missed the holes in the bucket, though. Wood can be stronger than steel. I seen the documentary on the guys who build the US STELTH bombers,..... they remade WW2 Germany's jet-wing bomber from wood as well. The original fighter was plywood, and worked,.... as they were well aware of RADAR too late in the war.

These Cat tractors, and the Pete blow my mind, could not imagine seeing the look on some of the people's faces seeing those models go through town!

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If the gentlemen wasn't standing next to them, it would be tough to know they weren't the real thing.
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Wow those are really neat. Loved the scaled machines. Guess that's why I like Cubs. Good working tractors just scaled down.
Todd, thanks for posting.
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