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Re: (ET) Re: ge tractor - 4WD, articulated, loader pictures

Subject: Re: (ET) Re: ge tractor - 4WD, articulated, loader pictures
From: "John B Reinhard" <reinharj frontiernet net>
Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 16:17:49 -0400
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Hi Jim & all,

Thanks for posting the pics !

Can you get more pictures - different angles, and/or underneath ?

I wonder if it steers better than my E-20 with Snowblower installed ?
(everything does !)

My interest would actually be a backhoe - but I am interested, because I
have spare Elec-Traks I could 'borrow' a rear end from.

Anyone know of any other similar designs - either OEM GE or custom
adaptations ? (besides the semi standard loaders we have already seen)

John

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- (ET) Re: ge tractor
  - From: Jim Coate

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