V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
best/longest vid I've seen of those Struck dozers ...... be interesting to see what a good op. could do with one 
Furniss
Well-known member
best/longest vid I've seen of those Struck dozers ...... be interesting to see what a good op. could do with one
Ha yep cos a weekend warrior is going to have it on its side in no time
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Old Operator
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The machine shown is the basic belt drive model, hence single speed (that said it uses an engine that revs to 3600 rpm & develops peak torque at about 2400)
Belt life is about 200 hours, as they are used for both drive & steering per side. These have no bottom rollers
They do offer a much better range of hydraulic / hydrostatic drive larger machines, past models seen here https://struckcorp.com/older-products/
On all the hydro models max drawbar pull is 3000 Lb - so divided by the 48 ins bucket width that comes out at 62 Lb per inch of width. The old IH B100 has a figure of 144 Lb per inch of width. So even the better hydro Struck loader only performs as well as an old 2wd JCB in this measure.
Belt life is about 200 hours, as they are used for both drive & steering per side. These have no bottom rollers
They do offer a much better range of hydraulic / hydrostatic drive larger machines, past models seen here https://struckcorp.com/older-products/
On all the hydro models max drawbar pull is 3000 Lb - so divided by the 48 ins bucket width that comes out at 62 Lb per inch of width. The old IH B100 has a figure of 144 Lb per inch of width. So even the better hydro Struck loader only performs as well as an old 2wd JCB in this measure.
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muckyman
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Think I would out dig it with my 2 wheel drive jcb even though its a 1984 model
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