Trojan 3000M wheel loader with forks and bucket

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Trojan 3000M wheel loader Equipment History & Background • Manufacturer: These loaders were originally built by the Trojan Division of the Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company (later becoming Yale/Trojan and eventually FAUN-Trojan) based out of Batavia, New York. • Era: The Trojan 3000 series heavy wheel loaders primarily date back to the late 1960s and 1970s. • Powertrain: Most industrial Trojan 3000 units from this generation were powered by heavy-duty Detroit Diesel engines (such as the 6V71 or 6-cylinder variants) paired with an automatic/power-shift transmission and planetary four-wheel drive axles. Noteworthy Design Features in the Image • Unique Lift Arms: The loader features the distinctively curved, vertical lift-arm linkage and cylinder mounting design characteristic of vintage Trojan tractor shovels. • Tires: It is outfitted with massive, aggressive directional tread heavy equipment tires (typically sized 23.5-25 or larger). • Military / Utility Setup: The open operator platform configuration, custom air cleaner assembly at the rear left, and the tow-hitch frame structure attached to the front suggest this machine was customized for municipal, military, or specialized support duties Currently has forks installed, bucket comes with it. Condition: Ran when parked 10+ years ago.