[AT] Cat D2 pics link

Mon Feb 20 15:37:39 PST 2006

> That is definatly a Cat Toolbar blade. I think it is a No. 42 Toolbar set up.
> It is made so the arms can be swung to the rear and a toolbar can be
> mounted

A toolbar?  Similar to the 4" sq. common 3 pt hitch toolbar?  What kind of devices were used? Maybe that is why it didn't have a counter weight until right before Dad bought it.  The Cat cylinders were bad, so the seller just replaced them.  

Thanks for the info!

Len Rugen

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