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1:50 scale Ertl John Deere 850C dozer (#5261)

This model is a nicely detailed 1-50 scale die cast John Deere 850C dozer. The exact prototype specifications are attached. The "tread" dimension on the model is 2-1/4 inches (108 scale inches). This O scale model will be used in MOW service and other railroad construction activity.

Produced by the Ertl Company, Dyersville, Iowa (1996)

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JOHN DEERE 850C SPECIFICATIONS.pdf

6/12/152:42 PM

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Mike CTOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Fits nicely on a Weaver bulk-headed flat with a 1/50 JD grader.

EilifOGR Forum Member

Nice model and it it does fit well on that car. The yellow tracks are kind of glaring, though. Maybe a touch-up is in the cards?

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