kcm.MN
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caterpillar guy
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Curious to see how they kept the steel spike rims on the rubber tires without ruining the tires. Let them flat, drive on then reinflate maybe? A blower that size would need some poop behind it to keep turning.
Dieseltech
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That's a BIG dog eater..
Jim.ME
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More info on this one.
https://www.thedrive.com/news/31688...snowplow-truck-is-what-nightmares-are-made-of
https://www.thedrive.com/news/31688...snowplow-truck-is-what-nightmares-are-made-of
That pic reminds me of a radio call in the local station had last week. What is the wierdest thing you ever ran thru your snow blower? The winner.... a pan of lasagna. That is laugh out loud funny. I think the blower in the picture could eat a whole refridgerator and not even know it. Bill
Kansasredneck
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There are bolt heads visible next to the tire on the inside. I'm betting your deflate reinflate hypothesis is spot on.
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