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Posted by Unimog on March 18, 2005 at 09:35:04 from (65.224.20.167):
In Reply to: Wain-Roy Tractor posted by Kev on March 18, 2005 at 06:39:34:
The Wain-Roy corporation is in Fitchburg and Hubbarston, MA. They are said to be the originators of the hydraulic tractor mounted backhoe. They built loader/bachhoes under the Wain-Roy name then sold the business to Yale, the forklift company which built them for several more years before ending production. Wain=Roy is still in business building bachhoe buckets and attachments. They are part of the Woods company which makes mowers, posthole diggers and other 3-pt machinery. I have 2 Wain-Roy Rustler backhoes that I've had for 30 years. Excellent digging machine and at the time when new, more then competive with Ford, JD and Case. Problem was they used a Ford 172 diesel/gas motor. Gas was fine, but the diesel was just the same motor with no real changes to compensate for the increased compression so they were hard to start on the job. This gave them a bad rep which really hurt the sales to contractors, the bread and butter buz they needed to suceed.
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