Anyone seen a dozer like this?

Rick Kr · Oct 13, 2012

The poster thinks it from the 1950s, but the blade looks a lot like a Western or Meyer plow control.

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504 · Oct 13, 2012

50s with rubber tracks, I doubt it. Looks more like a re-engineered bob cat.

rrlund · Oct 13, 2012

Never saw one,but it's unique ain't it?

paul · Oct 13, 2012

Is that one of those kit dozers that was popularly advertized in Home Mechnic, Popular Science, etc back a few decades ago????

--->Paul

OH - 961 · Oct 13, 2012

That triangular top plate on the lift is from a Fisher brand snowplow. Looks like the blade might also be a Fisher, but on the one I had, just the bottom edge of the blade folded back underneath if you hit something, instead of the whole blade tilting forward.
I think Paul is right that the dozer is a kit or completely home brewed.

Myron

Old Roy · Oct 13, 2012

Yep little smaller though....this guy builds them up north.. kinda nutty on his pricing though, and ya still got to build a blade.

Charles B. Jackson · Oct 13, 2012

Here is another.

Rich_WI · Oct 13, 2012

(quoted from post at 16:35:39 10/13/12) Here is another.

I believe this one is a Struck mini dozer, made in Cederburg Wisconsin. Not sure what model though.

Anonymous-0 · Oct 13, 2012

Struck is still in business. I have Struck. Though I am by no means an expert, I am sure your rubber tracked, rubber tired machine is NOT a Struck!

Harold H · Oct 13, 2012

I used to have a Struck. It is definitely not a Struck.

Harold H

ericlb · Oct 14, 2012

i think paul has it , this is a kit type dozer ordered mail order and assembled at home, possibly designed to use a common engine like ford industrial ect, not sure how much dozer work that snowplow blade is up for though

Anyone seen a dozer like this?

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