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craigslist - 1947 dozer
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    Posted: 10 Feb 2010 at 8:31pm
saw it, thought I'd post:
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It wont be a 1947 M as they stopped making  crawlers in 1943 for the build up to d day 6th june.
Last 1 mage was no 14528 or around that no.
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The tracks sure look wider then normal.  He mentions that it is a duel fuel. Gas & diesel or gas and kerosene I wonder.  Everett, you need that in Jolly Old England!
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John i would say it was a ALLIS WM (wide model) looking at it,it is a dual fuel gas and kerosene by the looks of it ,grouser plates i would say were 16-18 inches wide great flotation rubbish pushing and pulling,and as for needing it here John yes fine if someone would pay the shipping lol i would look after it lol got three so another wont hurt we also have  a WM but that one is on 20 inch plates usless at pulling anything stuck hard,tracks to wide no ground pressure for grip.
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