Oh that lot is just fine ----------- For a 40 footer and a 168 inch wheel base cab over . Ya want a real driving experience then pull a coal bucket . You can not believe where they want you to get into . U S Steel Chicago works if i was just 10 inches longer i would have never got in or out another place in Chicago you had to back off a side street that was one way blind sided down and alley and blind side into the hopper and again not for any tractor longer then a 210 wheel base with a 30 foot trailer . And we won't get into all the old schools we hauled coal into that you could not be over 11 foot tall and again back in following a snake path to get back to there silo dump pit or dump into manholes . Nobody has asked you to take a new dozer back into a strip mine back a haul road that drops off over a mountain side and at the bottom make a hard left and run up the creek bottom in water ONLY two feet deep and to help you down the little hill that was about a 35 or 40 % angle they would hook two D 8's to help old you back .
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