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    Posted: 14 Apr 2013 at 3:06am

Here's a neat video of some Allis crawlers ripping for a new waterline. An impressive amount of power to have chained in a row.  Be sure to note the model the crawlers are!

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Not any rust on those chains. Are those 41's? They are hard to count, but I think there are six.
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Yup they're 41's you can see it on the fuel tank on the second to last one.
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The tractors are tied together with ships's anchor chain, purchased in New Orleans and trucked to North Dakota/Montana.  Contractor is Northern Improvement Company out of Bismarck. They were a large Allis Chalmers/FA before the demise of AC. Now all Caterpillar and JD equipment.
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I was just past northern improvements yard in Bismarck today. They still had a 41 sittinf there. Darrel
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That's pretty cool. What kind of water line. Do they just drop into that trench.
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