My 2 year project is finished. As much as I love her she has to go.

My property is only 75 x 150. How much dirt can I move on something that small. She did a great job for me, moved over 17 tandem loads of dirt reshaped a 20ft high cliff. Check her out on Craigs List at this link. The forum has helped me enormously. I will be sure to tell the buyer about it.
The ad was misteriously deleted. This is a new one
http://cnj.craigslist.org/bfs/1223953781.html (http://cnj.craigslist.org/bfs/1223953781.html)
Man, Wish you could keep it. That's a great looking crawler and the price you've posted is a steal. Hope you don't let it go for less.
Mines the same year and is now toward the end of a complete restore. I don't know I could ever part with it after all the time I've invested.
Hope it goes to somebody that will love it as much as you did.
Steve, I read your post for the alternator. I'm a rank amature compared to you. I just needed a machine for a two year excavation project. Anything I rebuilt was out of need to keep it running. When I got it the previous owner had just replaced the tracks with the best set I have ever seen. They were almost 100% I've enjoyed using it and the very helpfull advise I got from the forum members. As I said, if I had a larger property I wouldnt part with it. The other thing is that the tracks are so good I can't even cross over the street to work anywhere else in the neighborhood. It would tear up the road and I don't have a trailer.
Hey mmoscari. Is your craigslist email working or have you sold it already?? I have been trying to communicate.
Qs as follows: What transmission? Steering clutches or bands? Is this an OC46 or an OC4 with a loader? Please email me if still for sale: chrisvdv at kingston.net (replace at with @). I am 350 miles away - way up I-81.