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Inspect Blade for Rust and Play

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DON"T buy an excavator like this!

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Examine the dozer blade for any significant rust, which might suggest improper storage or frequent exposure to moisture, potentially weakening the metal. Additionally, check for play where the blade connects to the machine. A solid connection without excessive movement (like the one demonstrated) ensures stability and effective material pushing. Excessive play could compromise precision and lead to inefficient operation.

Goal: Check the blade for rust and test for any excessive play in its connection points to assess its condition and functionality.

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tell if that's got oil in it or not. Uh the blade uh they most of them have a blade. So the condition of the blade will tell you how hard it was. It was rode hard and put away wet. That's solid, too. No play on that. No play on the blade. Definitely. Again, check the bogey wheels on this track condition. These are These are huge, especially on excavators. Yep. Dozers are dozers are

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