Mine, time for it to go, I'll never be able to finish it.

https://rapidcity.craigslist.org/cto...479479784.html

 

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Nice photos Tacoma.

Not sure if I posted these or not.

https://denver.craigslist.org/pts/d/...470576612.html

https://pueblo.craigslist.org/for/d/...477562347.html
https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/...448745158.html

 

That one in Kansas isn't a bad deal at all.

 

One from my neck of the woods.
https://omaha.craigslist.org/cto/d/1...472191738.html

 

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Are these pictures all from CL?

 

Some are from other for sale sites. I haven't saved the sources; do you want the '39 tonner pretty bad?

 

Of course I do! Here's one of my favorite CL photos. I think it's been up for over a year. It's on CL seattle under '1947'. Can't understand why no one has snapped this creampuff off the lot!

 

that looks good!

 

Those sprockets don't look too badly worn, so possibly the chains may be usable too?
You would need 20 more acres to turn that rig around.

 

I see the stock rear axle looks to be in the original location and chains go each way. Those gotta be 9.00 x 20's at least. Dang, I'd be king of the hill with that beast. It would require at least six cuts to get it around my first switchback. Looking at the pics it looks like it may run. No weeds under it. They probably dragged it out with a log skidder for the photo shots

 

gary you sure could haul a big load of wood!

 

A guy locally had a chain drive he put up on c-list a few times and then it was on his auction. I didn't stick around to watch it sell. It was pretty beat up and had a huge Becker rock drill on the back with it's own engine. Nothing I have would haul that thing,lol. But I did have spurts of temptation, followed by common sense fortunately.