Another snow/dozer story for you. I bought a Cat 955H traxcavator about 25 years ago. Used it to put a road in on my property then sold it a couple of years later. Made out good on that. One warm spring day I wanted to get out to my place so I used a plastic tobaggen and put a battery on it and waded through hip deep snow to get out to where the dozer was. Border Collie dog was following me in my tracks. About half way there he gave up and just layed there. So I went back and put him on the tobaggen and made him STAY on it. Then I continued out to the Cat pulling him and the battery. Was plumb tuckered out when I got there. The Cat started up good with just a whiff of ether. I warmed it up for a while then just lowered the bucket and walked it right out to the road. I was amazed at what it would walk through. That Traxcavator was the most fun toy I've ever owned. Wish I had kept it.
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