Pushloading Scrapers at Brownsville - Part 1 - August 2017
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- Saturday pushloading action at Brownsville, August 12, 2017.
Part 1 of 4.
Pull Cat is a 2U, I believe the push Cat is a 14A, the direct drive version of the torque converter 15A.
The beautifully restored LeTourneau Super C is being pushloaded by a Tournadozer. Wish I had more video of them working together.
Noisy green thing is a Euclid TC-12.
I don't know the model number on the WABCO, but it's near the low end of a range that included some of the largest scrapers ever made.
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Brings back fond memories.
The TC12 is a BEAST.. Wow!!
Real happy to see the youngsters out there running some of those. That would have been (and still is!) a dream to me.
Eta povo trabalhador só construindo o progresso Deus abençoi o trabalho de voceis Deus abençoi voceis povo corajoso tô gostando de ver voceis trabalhar
I still recall when those cats and cat cans were production equipment.
\ working in a dealer and in the dirt.
I knew a guy who used his DW21 mounted a laser to do finishing work to a pad. 1980 something in SD. CA.
Talk about big boy toys!
Can anyone lead me to the owner of the super C letournea??
Is this a yearly thing?
Twice a year.
2019 dates: May 18-19 2019 + August 9-11 2019. August show is 3 days.
Come see more of this kind of action at our 36th Annual International Convention & Old Equipment Exposition, September 23-25, 2022, at our National Construction Equipment Museum, 16623 Liberty Hi Road, Bowling Green, Ohio!
There are two of the WABCO self loading scrapers on You Tube, 333ft and the 353ft working some different jobs. Big boys and girls toys with 12V-71T's.
I really love that green dozer with the two Detroit diesels in it. I hope I can find one when I am able to afford one to restore. I would really love to find a big ole Euclid. One of the smaller ones that are still huuuuge..lol
Whole lotta life in that ol hand clutch 8 with the blade,put that baby to work making $$.!
I think they called the Letourneau carryall "the Widow maker".
Yes. It has steering brakes instead of Cat style steering rams on the gooseneck. The originals could have the tractor turn around under the gooseneck and squash the driver. Note that this one has a short length of very heavy chain on the steering post to prevent the tractor from turning too far.
This has been the most enjoyable video i have watched all day, and all month for that matter, thanks.
I must say that I like old machines as I would guess you do. I am so impressed at what you were putting on film.
All the stuff that I would want to see and I must say thanks because you did a great job.
I am a old timer never run these type of machines but would have been in my glory to do so.
I worked on big machines like this but on the railway here in Ontario Canada and I loved what I did with what we
had back then. Thanks again for the great video.
What time of the year dose this take place need to go!! Please let me know thank you
I only put up stuff I like!
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So happy to see people have kept this historic equipment in operating condition. How could 20 idiots downvote this video?
recuerdo los años 60 buen video
Ran a super C In1958 it was old then
Good ould Euc never missed a beet!!
Happy to see these old machines in action again.
God bless you all. 🙏
I like the super c and the cats.
Nothing better than old school mechanical equiptment.even the motors sound better than new stuff.
Not if you do this for a living. These are very cool restored machines but do not compare to new efficient quiet machines. I'm close to retirement and my hearing is about gone. No one really cared about noise back then.
@@TheBandit7613 Not if you ran a EUC! Hearinbg is LONG gone!
I missed this past year, I have never seen the Euclid run, it was always parked any time I went to the steam show, prety cool to see and hear it running, thanks for the videos!
tournapull super c carregando auxiliado por um tournatractor ...bons tempos. ..Agora o. operador que está demonstrando o super .tá enganando nunca viu esse equipo ser operado de acordo tem que aprender muito ....mais agora a época dessas máquinas já passaram
The amount of #2 diesel fuel per day must be awesome. Joe Morris.
I would like to operate that Cat and can. It looks like a D8 and a 80 scraper..
What's the point showing the fucking drone. We want heavy equipment guys period.
Can drones do that? But yeah, just equipment ........please.
Cat was having a hard time Euclid didn't even miss a beat great video thanks for posting
Hi, Robert Jackson.
Well now, I wonder why? D'yer think it might be 'cos the D8 is 191 horsepower and the Euclid has 2 X 220 hp 6-71 'jimmies' screaming away under the two hoods?
Nah!!!! Couldn't be - - - - - - -could it?
Just my 0.02.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Right spot on my dear sir that euc is running like good Kentucky whiskey
@@dplant8961 hi Deas! That was me on the 14A pushing. Guess I didn't realize I was having a hard time!...lol..
Hi, @@chumduffy3625.
Man, you have GOT to stop going to sleep while you are operating these machines. LOL.
If you would care to send me an e-mail or give me a phone call, we might be able to line up some constructive fun for you out West around the end of May. Hint, hint.
No show and no public but a fun 3-day weekend.
Just my 0.02.
You all have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
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This letourneau machinery of the 60's are still in the best technology for this kind of work?
That was my first time running a self loading scraper. Cant wait for this years show.
Is that a 3208 Cat or a 3408 Cat in that Wabco scraper? At 9:00
looks like a 3208 in it it was really moving a lot of dirt
That was probably a 555 or 903 Cummins. Has to be BIG for a 3208 like a Triple 6 double barrel pan on the tractror part or a 988.
Thank you for sharing some history.
My dad was a foreman for mot construction back in the early 60's, they did a lot of road construction in Missouri. Larry Cummings was his name.
That Wabco scraper sounds like my lawn tractor
One of the best finish scrapers made. That kid running it is trying to hog dirt. Spinning his tires not good. Tractor speed to high. I ran wabco for years.
@@anthonygonzales908 it was his first time running one. I thought he did a hell of a job!
very good
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You don't need 2 bully's to push and pull a scoop
Well we used two!
is this an actual cut/job site, if so who's the General? or just a big sand lot for people to play at being operators? Maybe some type of working show, I can't imagine a productive company employing such ancient under powered equipment. National Pike Show
Or you could read the description like everybody else mister expert. Common sense tells you it's a show, come on.
It was a HCEA convention where we play in the dirt with old restored iron IF IT GOT A BLADE ON IT BRING IT HAVE FUN JOIN THE HISTORICAL EQUIPMENT ASSOIATION AND COME DIG WITH US