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I've always been curiuos about the rumors of a 6x6 Bobcat mostly used for forestry. I'd never seen a real picture until I found this ebay ad for the 1213. Neat engineering, pivoting drop box for 2 axles from original front. Extended hydraulic pivot height rear axle. I would have to have it if it was dirt bucket friendly. (hope this link is in someway useable)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...ndexURL=0&photoDisplayType=2#ebayphotohosting
 
I have only seen one other picture of one, and it needed repair. Always thought they would make a kick azz brush mowing or grinding machine, not sure how good the design was and if reliabilty was a problem or not.
They never really caught on in the logging sector, though there was a few of the 4 wheel shears in these parts and the seemed to perform well if the ground was not too rough.
Ken
 
I have only seen one other picture of one, and it needed repair. Always thought they would make a kick azz brush mowing or grinding machine, not sure how good the design was and if reliabilty was a problem or not.
They never really caught on in the logging sector, though there was a few of the 4 wheel shears in these parts and the seemed to perform well if the ground was not too rough.
Ken
I met a guy this spring has a early melroe that is a six by. No drive chains all axles driven by gear boxes. Came stock with a bucket that was self emptying. was set up different than the one on e-bay. will get pics when I catch it at home.Scott
 
I met a guy this spring has a early melroe that is a six by. No drive chains all axles driven by gear boxes. Came stock with a bucket that was self emptying. was set up different than the one on e-bay. will get pics when I catch it at home.Scott
it got relisted with a lower starting bid.
 
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