Dear Sirs, it is a pity that the details of the origin of this reconstruction are not known. The only thing that is obvious is that the local omniscient modified the discarded OT-810 transporter to a wood loader. I assume that the vehicle is equipped with a hydraulic arm HARA 60. This suspects my suspicion that the device was of Hungarian origin, as I originally stated.
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Michal Miletič It may sound unbelievable but two pieces of rebuilt OT 810 were also used by Čiernohronská železnice in Čierny Balog back in 1998.They had it as a track laying machine...One of the machines ended due to engine failure,the other one was serviceable.Under strange circumstances both machines moved to Bratislava in 2000...
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