This is quite the gathering of amazing antique machines. The old timers that ran these machines must look at the machinery of today & say "What are they complaining about? That's a NICE machine!" 10:38, I LOVE the sound of that screaming Detroit in that EUC 72-40
Awesome. It’s amazing to see how far along equipment has come. I have modern machines and love them but I would love to run these everyday too. I think it’s safe to say ALL true equipment operators at heart will agree with me that we never grew up, we just got bigger toys. Lol 👍
LOL... they produced thousands of these machines and these are propaply the only ones left, rest is scrapped long time ago.... so that much of their durability.....
@@SchnelleKat Why should they, in 60 years we have something totally different, propaply robotic, or electric machines which overtake these in every way.
I highly doubt in 100 years any construction equipment will run on fossil fuels..but your point is valid new machinery is not built to last...its built fast and as cheap as they are legally allowed to produce them, buy ALL of your big manufacturers...but dam they are nice to run
I am absolutely fascinated not only by watching this machinery work but I love working on it also keeping it running. In watching those shovels work my first thought was what a huge advance the internal combustion engine is over steam for the operator, granted you are still seated next to the entire drive assembly and the engine is directly behind you but things just work so much smoother and the power delivery is so much more consistent! I still have to say I bet at the end of the day those operators were worn out!
This old stuff is the best!! The terex dozer at the end sure is tired but if that was the stuff from today it probably wouldn’t even be running in that many years time.
sure the newer machines are "faster" more "comfortable" and more safe for the operators. but imagine back in the day when thats all there was and those operators were in full production mode. must have been a hell of a work out
I live in ND and in the mid part of the state we have a few coal mines and they have two of the largest draglines in the world working there to remove overburden! You can nee those machines 30 miles away!
They just don't build machines like this anymore. Wonder how many of the modern, computerised, gps guided scrap will still be working in 60, 70 or 80 year's time ?
Are there any more footage of the small pull scraper at the start of this video ? I curious how the mechanical lower raise & dump worked from one hydraulic valve
A lot use the ground drive from the rear wheels to flip the bucket over , some simple ones are almost round and roll themselves , depending on the soil conditions they can be very efficient ..
Three sections of the scraper bowl, the cylinders move the center cutter section. The front section that holds the dirt in the bowl opens by the rollers that ride on a track on top of the hydraulic cylinder as the cutter edge lowers to ground level. The rear section opens by cable as the whole bowl is raised higher. This will give you a better view of the hydraulic cylinder and pivots, but the cable is not in place: lacrosse.craigslist.org/hvo/d/de-soto-pull-behind-scraper/7242608041.html
A tumblebug would have no wheels. This has no ground drive from the wheels, only one two way hydraulic circuit, which was quite advanced in the 30's when this was designed. Most crawlers would have no hydraulics, only a cable control. GarWood model 25.
Come see more of this kind of action at the HCEA's 36th annual International Convention & Old Equipment Exposition, September 23-25, 2022, at our National Construction Equipment Museum, 16623 Liberty Hi Road, Bowling Green, Ohio!
Those Yellow !! CATERPILLAR ! TRAXCAVATORS !! Look ! Like !! They !! Were !! ONLY !! MADE !! YESTERDAY !! ( LIKE the ! Brown ! And Mini ! Dozer ! The Green ! TEREX !! Had a ! High ! Blade !! Height !! ) Thanks for the Video !
Александр Чипиз, правильно говоришь, у нас такие старые техники давно уже и по мине нету, вот я лично помню у нас был трактор У-2 по моему, короче куча металлом а, колёсный тогда меня было где-то около десяти лет, он тогда ещё работал, но потом, через некоторое время исчез, может продали, короче не знаю, у нас привык ли, что не правильно лежит, значит металлом надо продать, а вот американцы наоборот, старую технику реставрации делают, красят, потом выставляются на показ людям, потому что у реставраторов есть интерес и по хвоста т с я своим ремеслом перед свои ми товарищами и зрителя ми !!!!!!
This is quite the gathering of amazing antique machines. The old timers that ran these machines must look at the machinery of today & say "What are they complaining about? That's a NICE machine!"
10:38, I LOVE the sound of that screaming Detroit in that EUC 72-40
I have worked on most of these. Fun to see these old dogs still working.
Awesome footage, good to see such cool, old machinery in great shape, being enjoyed. Cheers from Massachusetts.
Old equipment is sooo amazing
Nice .I love this stuff, good to bring my memory of this ol pices of equipment, kool thanks BigAl California
It’s all fake though
Hey, thanks for uploading i really enjoy this type of video. Probably explains why i own so much of this old equipment. Lol
Had a Lorain loader with an 8v71 and a Terex loader with a 6-71. Good vid ! Thanks.
Awesome. It’s amazing to see how far along equipment has come. I have modern machines and love them but I would love to run these everyday too. I think it’s safe to say ALL true equipment operators at heart will agree with me that we never grew up, we just got bigger toys. Lol 👍
I love this machine I'm also heavy equipment operator running old model to new model of equipment
Офигеть! Настоящие живые динозавры!
Love to come spend a week with yall I love that old stuff Andy from Abbeville sc
Back then things were made to last. I doubt you will see the machines of today running in 100 years time.
Most made within the last 10-15 yrs won't even last 60 yrs!
LOL... they produced thousands of these machines and these are propaply the only ones left, rest is scrapped long time ago.... so that much of their durability.....
@@SchnelleKat Why should they, in 60 years we have something totally different, propaply robotic, or electric machines which overtake these in every way.
@@bobsnabby2298 My reason is they wouldn't. Lol.
I highly doubt in 100 years any construction equipment will run on fossil fuels..but your point is valid new machinery is not built to last...its built fast and as cheap as they are legally allowed to produce them, buy ALL of your big manufacturers...but dam they are nice to run
I am absolutely fascinated not only by watching this machinery work but I love working on it also keeping it running. In watching those shovels work my first thought was what a huge advance the internal combustion engine is over steam for the operator, granted you are still seated next to the entire drive assembly and the engine is directly behind you but things just work so much smoother and the power delivery is so much more consistent! I still have to say I bet at the end of the day those operators were worn out!
But lm ! Sure ! They Loved ! Everything ! About it !!
I bet they were even back in the day these would be leaps and bounds ahead of a pick and shovel
Underbart att få en ny inblick i Maskinerna historia
What a Cool event an equipment. Wish i could go to this. Man i bet it wore u out to run some of those ol monsters!!!!!. Make u appreciate modern stuff
Hermoso como traen a la vida esas maquinas y reliquias de como se trabajava muy bueno los felicito
Love the early excavators that veered off from the steam shovel design. Meanwhile the old shovels just got larger and larger.
That is so super neat stuff
This old stuff is the best!! The terex dozer at the end sure is tired but if that was the stuff from today it probably wouldn’t even be running in that many years time.
Wunderbare, schöne alte Maschinen ! Auf dem Cat D 4 bin ich selbst noch gefahren .... Beste Grüsse aus der Schweiz von Rudolf Hürlimann
What a wonderful place they have some great operating plant.
Refreshing not to be bombarded with backup alarms
Warriors of working in from Brazil Marcelo 🙋🙋🙋2020
They're all awesome.
Love it 👍
It looks like a giant sand box to play with your toys.
So Beautiful old machines
Helt underbart =)
Schöne Alte Technik,die Auch Funktioniert. TOLL TIPPI TOPPI
Hello. How does the door/flap stay closed on the face shovel bucket? Best regards.
There's a catch that engages, when it's angled enough to slam closed, by gravity. To open it, a cable is pulled, by hand, to release the catch.
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Great Share... Thanks Respect Channel "MrYboss".
Bloody awesome, and I'm really glad I no longer operate dinosaurs like that. Lol.
6.00 Andrew Camara loader😃👍
love the old stuff. can not wait till the wife age's!
LOL..!!!
Cool thanks
sure the newer machines are "faster" more "comfortable" and more safe for the operators. but imagine back in the day when thats all there was and those operators were in full production mode. must have been a hell of a work out
3:22 it’s Mary-Ann the steam shovel!
Old is gold
Bravo à nos prédécesseur il était quand même ingénié
The time when build quality was the way. All we have now is disposable plastic money pits for the most part predominantly in auto industry.
I live in ND and in the mid part of the state we have a few coal mines and they have two of the largest draglines in the world working there to remove overburden! You can nee those machines 30 miles away!
Green loader with no cage......that’s brave
People back then had a choice, pay attention or die
супер спасибо
Super, krásná technika
They just don't build machines like this anymore. Wonder how many of the modern, computerised, gps guided scrap will still be working in 60, 70 or 80 year's time ?
Are there any more footage of the small pull scraper at the start of this video ? I curious how the mechanical lower raise & dump worked from one hydraulic valve
A lot use the ground drive from the rear wheels to flip the bucket over , some simple ones are almost round and roll themselves , depending on the soil conditions they can be very efficient ..
Three sections of the scraper bowl, the cylinders move the center cutter section. The front section that holds the dirt in the bowl opens by the rollers that ride on a track on top of the hydraulic cylinder as the cutter edge lowers to ground level. The rear section opens by cable as the whole bowl is raised higher. This will give you a better view of the hydraulic cylinder and pivots, but the cable is not in place: lacrosse.craigslist.org/hvo/d/de-soto-pull-behind-scraper/7242608041.html
A tumblebug would have no wheels. This has no ground drive from the wheels, only one two way hydraulic circuit, which was quite advanced in the 30's when this was designed. Most crawlers would have no hydraulics, only a cable control. GarWood model 25.
@@rebeccakimmet5474 thanks for the info very interesting and clever the geometry must be just right or a lot of trial and error ? Thanks again
Come see more of this kind of action at the HCEA's 36th annual International Convention & Old Equipment Exposition, September 23-25, 2022, at our National Construction Equipment Museum, 16623 Liberty Hi Road, Bowling Green, Ohio!
And not a computer to be found anywhere on the property .
Where is this place at?
Uppsala Sweden :)
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Awesome equipment
Essas máquinas são massa chou
Que lugar e esse
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هوه دا متحف ولا ايه
Neat
it would be neat to see some old Russian equipment
A Euclid. Loading a Euclid. What are the chances?
Indonesia hadir
Back when you had to actually work no joystick and fingertip controls
15:50 detroıt dıesel motor
А прикольно на прошлый век посмотреть
Those Yellow !! CATERPILLAR ! TRAXCAVATORS !! Look ! Like !! They !! Were !! ONLY !! MADE !! YESTERDAY !! ( LIKE the ! Brown ! And Mini ! Dozer ! The Green ! TEREX !! Had a ! High ! Blade !! Height !! ) Thanks for the Video !
Terex com motor de fusca
Back in the good ole days before the China virus. Can’t wait for shows again
У нас все давно в металл сдали бы
Si il fallait travailler aujourd hui avec de tels engins ce serait un non catégorique...!!!!
Jag förmodar att Euclid'en och Terexen är importerade
@@fredrikgustafsson8 Fan va nice! 🤙 Jag har aldrig hört en Detroit Diesel i verkligheten
@@fredrikgustafsson8 ja den är nice, men jag tycker nog att 6V92TA och 6V53T låter bäst
Put it in low!!!
It's so, so painful to watch these people try and run these machines!!!! I just can't do it!!!!
The CGI really should have been better here
Всё сохранилось вся старая техника.у нас сейчас МТЗ 50 ,хотя бы в нормальном сохране не сыщешь .
Александр Чипиз, правильно говоришь, у нас такие старые техники давно уже и по мине нету, вот я лично помню у нас был трактор У-2 по моему, короче куча металлом а, колёсный тогда меня было где-то около десяти лет, он тогда ещё работал, но потом, через некоторое время исчез, может продали, короче не знаю, у нас привык ли, что не правильно лежит, значит металлом надо продать, а вот американцы наоборот, старую технику реставрации делают, красят, потом выставляются на показ людям, потому что у реставраторов есть интерес и по хвоста т с я своим ремеслом перед свои ми товарищами и зрителя ми !!!!!!
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