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H3 & HD3 Nebraska Test Pics
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    Posted: 15 May 2011 at 9:14am
 
H3 Gasoline, test 793, 1961
 
HD3 (Diesel), test 794, 1961
 


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I believe both tractors pulled a load equal to their own weight. I have talked to several Caterpillar guys that think only their tractors will do that.
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those are some nice pictures!
red and green are nice for christmas, but orange is all year round
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Cool!
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Originally posted by Ages Cat Ages Cat wrote:

I believe both tractors pulled a load equal to their own weight. I have talked to several Caterpillar guys that think only their tractors will do that.

Pretty funny!

There are some great pics of HD10W and HD7W and HD14 being unloaded from box cars at the proving ground (but I'v lost the link).
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