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Ertl John Deere #37013 1/50 scale diecast wheel loader model - 2009 edition

Note: This is the 2009 Ertl paint scheme. Slightly different paint compared to earlier editions.

This model is a nicely detailed diecast model that is very suitable as a flatcar load or as a railside MOW construction vehicle. It is modeled after the John Deere K-series wheel loader. The plow on the model is fully adjustable. The model matches the overall prototype specifications.

The brochure available on the John Deere website provides complete specifications and detailed drawings for the K-series.

Some photos of the prototype wheel loader are also shown.

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Reviewing the John Deere #37013 1/50 scale diecast wheel loader model - 2009 edition

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