To: Gamecock
The dozer doesn’t have any type of identifying numbers on it that can be traced?
5 posted on
08/26/2017 7:06:58 AM PDT by
MagnoliaB
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To: MagnoliaB
"The dozer doesn’t have any type of identifying numbers on it that can be traced?" Not much of a help. It's easy to start a bulldozer and one could have been parked nearby. Even if the bulldozer has a functioning key-type ignition switch, it is simple to bypass. I grew up in a rural area and we kids, 9 and 10 years old, used to take bulldozers for a "spin" every now and then, LOL
To: MagnoliaB
They all have Serial Numbers. Might even have a decal on it from some construction company, or SC DOT. They can trace it IF they WANT to.
15 posted on
08/26/2017 8:28:53 AM PDT by
Tucker39
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To: MagnoliaB
The question isn’t who it belongs to or where it came from. The question is who put it on the tracks.
17 posted on
08/26/2017 9:10:46 AM PDT by
Sequoyah101
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