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    Posted: 24 Apr 2011 at 7:24pm
I am looking for a Russel HI WAY PATROL #1 grader. Do any of these exist anymore?
Where should i look? 
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http://www.proxibid.com/asp/LotDetail.asp?ahid=527&aid=32092&lid=8933178#topoflot
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Thanks Coke thats what i am looking for now i just need to find one that is for sale.
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Here's one in MN.

FOR SALE: Russell road grader
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Russell road grader, it is about 12ft long. Nice condition, and everything turns, any questions please call.

Price: $1200.00
Category: Implements
Ad Number: 426073
Date Posted: 04/04/2011
Contact: Christine
Glenville, MN 56036
USA
Telephone: 507-448-0137
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Every time I see something like this, I think of the Western Wheeled Scraper I could have had for hauling it off. It was missing the front truck and had a drawbar hitch added up front. I didn't seem to have the time to pay attention then because of work. 
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My old boss has a big Russel he pulls with an RD4. He has had it at our fall show a few times and can really cut a ditch in a corn field. ;)
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father in law used this years ago to cut ditches in corn field. anyone know what it is ??
 
 


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Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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I aint sure what the big metal critter is but damn, thats a purty stand of corn over yonder.
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Steve, here's a ditch plow.
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just for curiositys sake what would you pull the Russell grader with? Is it old enough to be used with steam tractors or was it used with earlier gas ones?
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I did not want to let the cat out of the bag but Russell and AC had a thing going in 1920.
If i can find the right one i plan to post the project here.
It was called the Russell Motor HI WAY Patrol No.1
i have the tractor. there was a post on the ag forum a while back with pictures.
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oh...whew!! i thought you was gonna talk about "da fuzz"!
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What the pict are available are  the one! Thanks that i also get chance to see this.
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37 usually they were pulled with a big crawler of some sort after cutting a ditch on both sides they would crown the center and call it a road. A big steam traction engine would work if conditions were dry.
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Coke Posted the link to the one that i am looking for, they were built about 1920 and small enough to work with the 6-12  
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Can I guess?
 
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Did you see the Black Indutrial 6-12 on the cover of the OAN?
I bought an orignal Russell liturature of an Industrial 6-12 with the HI WAY PATROL Grader.   
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Here's another one.
 
FOR SALE: Russell pull type grader
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Russell pull type grader in good condition. Please call, I don't check my e-mail often.

Price: $500.00
Category: Implements
Ad Number: 431614
Date Posted: 05/15/2011
Contact: Jiggs McKinney
Niantic, IL
USA
Telephone: 217-668-2588
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Theres one like the GB posted in the first pic up about 35 miles from me. I could look and get photos if anyone is interested. It hasnt been restored but in its rusted condition it looked straight and all there with the hitch. It was more surface rust, couldnt see pitting from where I was
Another one, a little different style, is 50-60 miles south of me, restored and looks great.
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I talked to Jiggs McKinney. Looks like we are going to get together on this one. Thanks GBACBfan.   Another big favor. Now i would like to hook up with someone that is comeing east that could haul it. If any of you can help me out laet me know. 
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