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Dirt Designs
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ม.ค. 2012
We are a sitework and construction company based out of Thornton, NH. We specialize in house lots and trail building, and we collect many different kinds of antique vehicles. Most of our videos come from our trail building processes or running our equipment.
Tucker Sno-Cat at Work
Our 1984 Tucker 1642 Sno-Cat working on the snowmobile trails and climbing some of the hills.
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Lombard Log Hauler
มุมมอง 6Kปีที่แล้ว
Donny Johnson's 1925 diesel Lombard driving around over the years at the antique tracked vehicle shows. In the first clip, someone had filled the PistenBully 400 DEF tank with diesel before it got to the show, so it would not run, so we used the Lombard to move it out of the way. The other clips had the Lombard pulling the empty bunks that would hold the logs to be hauled out of the woods.
Muskegs at Work Compilation
มุมมอง 20Kปีที่แล้ว
A compilation of our muskegs out working in the woods on a few of our trail projects. The yellow and black one is a 1972 Bombardier Muskeg with a 318 Chrysler industrial engine and a 3 speed transmission. The white and black one is a 2002 Bombardier Muskeg HY with Cummins turbo diesel.
Grooming Corridor 11 for the only time in the 22-23 season
มุมมอง 163ปีที่แล้ว
Central New Hampshire Snowmobile Club operator and trail master took the Bombardier 180 up the tracks, Corridor 11, only one time for the 22-23 season due to low snow conditions and had a bumpy ride.
Thiokol traveling with Tucker 2000 to antique tracked vehicle show
มุมมอง 634ปีที่แล้ว
Alan Johnston moving his 1978 Thiokol Hydromaster with a 200 hp Allis Chalmers turbo diesel, and a custom built 8 foot box and cap that allows it to carry 12 people including the driver. It met up with Dirt Designs' 1990 Tucker 2000 Sno-Cat which has a Cummins turbo diesel. Both groomers then made their way to the shop for the up-coming antique tracked vehicle show.
Tucker Sno-Cat stretching its legs
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Our 1984 Tucker 1642 Sno-Cat with a V-6 Cummins turbo diesel out for a ride in a February snow storm filmed from a 2009 Pistenbully Trail and a 2014 Pistenbully Trail, both of which are owned by the Central New Hampshire Snowmobile Club.
Muskeg Hauling Lumber
มุมมอง 668ปีที่แล้ว
2002 Bombardier Muskeg HY with Cummins engine hauling pressure treated lumber up Central New Hampshire Snowmobile Club's trail Primary 156 to build bridges and box culverts. The landing was staged behind the Moose Hillock Camp Ground in Warren on the National Forest Service access road and the lumber was hauled into the woods towards Woodstock one hitch at a time. Video was taken in August 2020.
Grooming with Bison Demo
มุมมอง 3472 ปีที่แล้ว
Testing out the demo Prinoth Bison on the Central New Hampshire Snowmobile Club trail system
2022 Vintage Trail Ride
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Vintage trail ride on Central New Hampshire Snowmobile trails, on 12 mile loop out to eat after the groomer show.
2022 Groomer Show Time-lapse
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Time-lapse of the 2022 antique tracked vehicle show
Time-lapse of stumping a field
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Stumping a field and prepping for a trail with a CAT 313F
Bombardier hauling I beams over bridge
มุมมอง 2332 ปีที่แล้ว
Hauling 38ft I-beams in the woods to build a snowmobile bridge using a Bombardier Muskeg.
Breaking trail in PistenBully
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Compacting the Warren to Woodstock trail on Central New Hampshire Snowmobile Club's trail system
Rolling Snow in PistenBully
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Creating a snowbank to stop highways vehicles from entering Central New Hampshire Snowmobile Club's trails system.
2020 Antique Tracked Vehicle Show Time-lapse
มุมมอง 1464 ปีที่แล้ว
Quick time lapse of the 2020 antique tracked vehicle show.
In muskeg😂😂😂
I see you have a S-Model Carrier as well I always liked the way they looked. Had 25 units plus tons of parts. All desolved now. Some track parts grousers.backing plates.Kept one for myself. M5 took the 3 man cab off and put a single man cab on it. Has 3 attachments. Blade/post pounder/back hoe/ log splitter. They served me well. That for sharing 👍
I can't believe it was made in 1925！Lombard Didn't the first diesel tractor ever be built until 1936?
How about one of the few remaining steam driven Lombards? th-cam.com/video/zl-9NZVL27w/w-d-xo.html
The guy that restored the diesel Lombard in the video was also a part of the restoration of a steam Lombard at Clarks Trading Post in Woodstock, NH.
If they can come with rubber footed track's an excellent rescue machine!!!🤠🥰🤠🥰
Nice tracked runabout and looks like a great grocery grabber for heavily snowed in cabin's as well as a lumber and fire wood fetcher ❄️🐻❄️🌨️!!!! Excellent machine honey ☺️!!!!
there is another channel that has 2 of these in northern manitoba. His channel is "king of obsolete"
I believe the King of Obsolete has Lynn tractors, which are very similar to Lombards, but the owner of this Lombard also has 2 Lynn tractors.
Wonderful machine, love this sort of thing. Where is this? New England states? Michigan?
Hi Bryan, this Lombard is located in New Hampshire. Generally log haulers in Michigan are going to be a Phoenix, since Lombard Log Haulers were produced in Maine (and that would a long drive).
@@dirtdesignsnh Thanks for the info. I grew up in Bozeman, Montana when they were still logging in the Gallatin National Forest north of Yellowstone Park. I don't recall seeing any historical pictures or literature mentioning machines of this type were used in Montana, in that era. I do know, during the high water weeks of May and June, logs were floated down the Gallatin River to mills in the Gateway and Central Park towns. ( Central Park was located on the West Gallatin River in the middle of the Gallatin valley, between Belgrade and Manhattan.) I believe logs were mostly hauled to the mill on trucks during the summer, with loggers laying off during the winter months. After WWII, the processes changed quite a bit. A good book on the subject (although written of practices in Oregon) is "Gypo Logger" by Mary Shelley Felt. Thanks for posting the wonderful video.
Awesome, thanks for the info, we'll have to look for that book.
If you still have it... drop a line. Mark
Hi Mark, we still have it, along with every other machine we have ever bought😂
Good for seismic work
Nice, brings back memories. We used to have a fleet of Muskegs with dump bodies on them and a fleet of J-5's as well. They were used in bogs of peat humus cause they were about the only vehicle that wouldn't sink or get stuck. Great dependable machines.
LoL seems like every video I watch of a j5 it's got a manifold leak. Or at least something to that effect
the little engine that could.
Great video!!!