Photos of an Drott Track Loader

By Mike Pearson
I stumbled across this land clearing operation while looking for lost and abandoned logging equipment in the Lower Coast region of BC, Canada. Great looking retro set-up...hopefully all paid for and well looked after.

You don't see many track loaders in these parts, and even fewer on a clearing job. I guess it's down to "run what you brung"







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  1. N A & Brothers23 July 2012 at 00:11

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