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Compact Track Loader Supply, Hopkinton Lake, Hopkinton, NH
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This document is a Supply Requirement for a Compact Track Loader by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Merrimack River Basin in Hopkinton, NH. The solicitation includes detailed photographic documentation of a John Deere 444C Loader with 4,161 operating hours, featuring multiple angle views of the equipment and its attachments. The loader comes with additional equipment, including a 1.5 cubic yard bucket attachment with a cutting edge and a bucket-attach fork attachment with 8,000 lbs. capacity. The loader is yellow in color and appears to be in used condition, positioned in various outdoor settings including parking areas and wooded locations. The comprehensive photo documentation suggests this is likely a surplus equipment sale or detailed equipment specification for procurement.

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COMPACT TRACK LOADER

U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

MERIMACK RIVER BASIN

HOPKINTON, NH

SUPPLY REQUIREMENT

Informational Photo 1: John Deere 444C Loader - Left Side View.

MERIMACK RIVER BASIN

Informational Photo 2: John Deere 444C Loader – Right Side View.

MERIMACK RIVER BASIN

Informational Photo 3: John Deere 444C Loader – Front View.

MERIMACK RIVER BASIN

Informational Photo 4: John Deere 444C Loader – Rear View.

MERIMACK RIVER BASIN

Informational Photo 5: John Deere 444C Loader - Hour Meter = 4161 hours (hours may increase slightly).

MERIMACK RIVER BASIN

Informational Photo 6: John Deere 444C Loader - Operator Station.

MERIMACK RIVER BASIN

Informational Photo 7: 1.5 cubic yard bucket attachment with cutting edge – Rear View.

MERIMACK RIVER BASIN

Informational Photo 8: 1.5 cubic yard bucket attachment with cutting edge – Front View.

MERIMACK RIVER BASIN

Informational Photo 9: Bucket-Attach Fork Attachment – 8,000 lbs. capacity.

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