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who buried the little dozer?

SweetFeet

SweetFeet

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Can anybody help?

Looking for the post where the guy buried the little dozer up to the top of its tracks in a bog...I think he said the pic was from a year or two ago.

Want to show our son, but cannot find the post.
 
That one in stuck and troubled under galleries is not the one I am thinking of. It was under a discussion forum, but I cannot remember the poster or the subject/title.

Thanks for your help though.
 
IT was and AC M crawler pulling a disk. I am thinking the same guy post about loading that ac maybe yesterday. Pretty sure he is not in the USA but down in Australia.
 
Hey Sweetfeet, I see you replied to that post.

All you had to do was search for posts with the author "Sweetfeet", and you would've found it.
 
Getting dozers stuck was a once a week thing back in the 70's and 80's while working in the oil patch around here mostly up north in Trumbull and Ashtb. countys . On one loacation in Mahoning county they did it up big time with three Cats buried not just up to the top of the tracks but up over the operators platform while tiring to get a service rig out . and getting stuck where the pits were while reclaiming a location was a give me . Wish i would have had a camera back then at some of the things we did with dozers .
 
You must've gone through a lot of dozer operators. Doesn't getting a dozer stuck get you fired immediately?
 
I've buried a couple crawlers but never took any pics. One started with the loader tractor going down. Tried to pull it out with 2 other wheel tractors but those both went down. Brought out 2 crawlers and got those both stuck.

Neighbor came with his equipment trailer and winched them out one-by-one. Kind of embarassing to have 5 tractors stuck in the same location. Guess it was too wet to be messing around in that field.
 
Didn't even think of that. Have done it before - brain does not work early in the morning.
 
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