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Posted by mj on July 08, 2004 at 10:42:40 from (216.52.32.70):
In Reply to: Re: Rubber tracks posted by Bob M on July 07, 2004 at 14:03:13:
Hi Bob- I used to run a small Case (don't recall the model) trackloader at the old Union Printers' Home in C. Springs, Co. It was fitted with pavement pads like you describe. I believe that they ordered them from the Case dealer there when water rationing was imposed in '61 and '62. We needed to be able to haul well-water in a water tank on a wagon gear around the paved driveways on the grounds to irrigate the lawns. We removed the pads for off road work as the rocks were hard on the rubber. It took the Case, an 'M' Farmall and 2 trucks, all with tanks, to keep the grass green.
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