Earth working apparatus

Excavating – Snow or ice removing or grooming by portable device – Railway clearer

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37DIG3, 214145A, 214DIG5, 404127, 404128, 172254, 172272, A01B 2904, B66F 900, E01C 1900

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041006887

ABSTRACT:
An earth working apparatus is disclosed including means for removably coupling a compacting roller into operative engagement with a hydraulically manipulated boom while simultaneously maintaining the excavating bucket of the apparatus in its operative association with the boom. The coupling means includes a specially designed link which connects the hydraulic means of the boom to the bucket and which is adapted to receive and engage the compacting roller upon upward movement of the boom.

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