Bulldozers

30,000 to 40,000

Yes they can still take the vehicle. I work for a repossession agency and I know that it sounds cruel, but the car does not belong to you until it is payed off. So by me saying that I am letting you know that your husband technically did not own the car yet and the loan has been in default so they can come repossess their collateral.

That is not easy to answer simply ! -Somewhat like the early adventures in aviation, early earthmoving machines 'evolved' rather than being 'invented'. The main people in this were brothers, Charles and Benjamin Holt and a competitor C.L. Best. They both built 'caterpillar ' style tractors around the early 1900's. These early tractors were steam powered and usually for haulage and farming, but later found many uses. The advent of the kerosene engine (around 1910) and more efficient tracks made the first practical bulldozers around 1912. Caterpillar style tracks had been made by Englishman George Cayley around 1870, but were evolved and improved by Best and the Holts. Around 1920 the Holts opened up the Caterpillar Company and carried on making ever more efficient bulldozers and tractors ever since.

1968 diesel international 500 crawler weighs 6782 lbs without attachments according to the maintenance manual by dresser

12000lbs.

is it a powershift or direct drive if powershift overhaul control valve probably an o ring or a seal or a broken spring is it a powershift or direct drive if powershift overhaul control valve probably an o ring or a seal or a broken spring

Bulldozers are used for clearing land, moving dirt, etc

Authorities want to control a crowd not annihilate it. Hence the reason they wear riot gear use tear gas, water cannons, rubber bullets, canines and other designated non-lethal methods That equipment is reserved for the control of peaceful demonstrations in Communist China.

A bulldozer is powered by a massive diesel engine that propels it forward. The engine also powers the hydraulics that move the blade into the position needed to move earth and rubble.

65000

I'm searching for specs on this model as well. From what I could find, the width is 5'-5". Length is 12'-8", and the weight is supposedly 9,000 lbs.

They can cost anywhere from 800 thousand to over one million. It depends on the add ons and place of purchase.

Suspenions have been added, generators have replaced magnetos, batteries have been added, turn signals and running lights are now standard, electrical starters have become the standard, fairings have become common, allowing radios and tape players to be used on motorcycles. The layout of controls has been standardized, and the 'sucicide' clutch eliminated. Water cooling has been introduced, increasing engine output, electronic ignition system are now common, pollution controls have been incorporated, such as positive crankcase ventalation. Suspensions now can be tuned, and monoshock bikes have become common. Shaft drive and belt drive have been introduced, and some bikes have a reverse gear. Crash bars can protect engine cases from impacts with pavement, preventing catastprophic damage from laying a bike down. Many bikes now have fuel guages, temperature gauges, and oil pressure gauges, as well as speedometers and tachometers. A neutral indicator light is now standard, and gearboxes with up to 6 gears are common.

approx $250.

15W-40 tends to be a "default" for diesel engines, but your operating environment also affects the ideal oil weight.

Depending on the gecko species will determine the price. Animals that are more common in the reptile hobby are a lot less expensive. Animals that are wildcaught can also lower the value of an animal in comparisson to a captive bred gecko. Some species of gecko come in a variety of colors and patterns known as morphs. Geckos can range from $7.99 - $1200 depending on the species.

My 1972 96J D5 weighs 13 tons, or 26,000 lb. It's heavier than newer model D5's, since it was a D6 in prior model years.

My bare TD18A with medium duty canopy and bull bar is approx 12 tonnes as weighed on my truck.

The Cat D6 has an operating weight of 18 tons (36,000 lbs).

4 gal

Write the serial number down and take it to your local John Deere dealer who should easily be able to identify what year it is.