I am trying too track down a td9 hi-crop. my grandfather and great-uncle designed and built at least three of these out of the IH shop in Sacramento, CA. I know that two or three of these went to Oki Nursery in Sacramento, CA. They had a rectangular track configuration and had approx. 4-5 ft. of ground clearance
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The TD-9 high-crop sounds interesting. I would like to see pictures if available.
Along the same lines, I have started building a WD-9 high-crop. It may be a while before I get it done. The inspiration came while I was scrapping some stuff last year. It seemed a shame to convert the drop boxes into cash.
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Along the same lines, I have started building a WD-9 high-crop. It may be a while before I get it done. The inspiration came while I was scrapping some stuff last year. It seemed a shame to convert the drop boxes into cash.
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Ron in Nebr
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Neat! Be sure to keep us up to date on that build Wardner! What are the drop boxes off of???
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They came from a job with the Army Corps of Engineers in Hopkington, NH that was built in the '60s.
They are the final reduction portion of 80 ton capacity gate operators from a flood control dam. The facility was built to protect the cities of Nashua and Manchester, NH as well as Lowell and Lawrence, MA.
Eighty feet of 6" stem connects the operator to the gate below. I replaced the gates, stems, brackets, and operators in all six conduits. I have several more if anyone is interested.
They came from a job with the Army Corps of Engineers in Hopkington, NH that was built in the '60s.
They are the final reduction portion of 80 ton capacity gate operators from a flood control dam. The facility was built to protect the cities of Nashua and Manchester, NH as well as Lowell and Lawrence, MA.
Eighty feet of 6" stem connects the operator to the gate below. I replaced the gates, stems, brackets, and operators in all six conduits. I have several more if anyone is interested.
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