Thanks for sharing! Very much enjoyed watching! Never in my 61 years of life have I seen that style of lowboy. At one time here on our farm we had koreing 605 and a lorein drag lines we moved and pieced together to run to enlarge our water capacity for irrigation needs . It’s all gone but the memories.
Wow nice shape ,not rotted ALL out all over and for the year . SITTING OUTSIDE it’s whole life ,and it’s operational . Have to make sure to keep away from the cables and big pulleys right next to YOU .
hey everyone, im the creator of the channel, dennys grandson. cant believe this got 30k views in a year. the machines still at the shop, and the future of this channel will be revolving around another 15b and other projects, thanks for all the support yall
Mr. Creator of the channel, Thank you very much for your work and please, keep the great videos coming along ! Us old timers need some healthy, wholesome, & brain refreshing entertainment to keep our rusty gears and chains oiled up. Great Job, Thanks!
Watched my Dad dig many a mile of pipeline trench with one of these. Then I seen him when he started operating a link belt a believe it was a 70. He went from cables to hydraulic. Talk about a man the could operate a trackhoe. I spent a lot of time with him on the pipelines. At lunch time he would pull it to the side of the right a way and let me play. Sure had fun and sure miss those days.
@@jimrhoads9810 we did have at made but couldn't wait till we were 18. Look back and it seems like yesterday yet it also seems like a real long time ago, especially when I look at my great grand son. Luck I am to still be able to talk to dad about those days. We did have alot of fun.
@@johnnyturner8514 i know what you mean seems like yesterday hell i'm almost 69 i did run cable rigs most of my life dragline mostly did have a old cable hoe at one time took hoe off put a boom made dragline.. what part of country you from.
@@jimrhoads9810 born and raised in northwest NM. I started working on old drilling rigs when I 16. Sure miss them old rigs. Stayed with the oilfield til I retired first of 2019.
Very cool video sir ! My neighbor years ago had several old machines like that all different sizes.. not sure if they ran or not but they sure looked nice. Good luck with everything and stay safe . Tom Del Casale Excavating,
Being a ex UK retired plant fitter all my life that was the first thing i started work on in 1976 and it was already an old machine by then as well as the old Aveling Barford half cab dump truck we bought happy days 😁😁👍👍
Would love to see some video of the bucyrus working. Wouldn’t mind seeing more of that old White hauling some more equipment. Both the truck and Bucyrus in great shape 👍
A very good type. I often loaded a 34 ton track mount Drilling rig onto that type . Best part is if you have flat tracks then the risk of slipping off is some what reduced. Drawback is you need flat area and it does take a bit more time. Cheers from New Zealand. .
I *thought* I recognized Steve! Great to see this happening! It runs (sorta), it hoists, it steers! Outstanding! Will it be going to any shows? Saegertown? Brownsville?
so cool love the old stuff low boy hauler was neat the way it operates compared to hyd stuff wow good ole fashioned,know how not many men can operate that do you think,
Well they say the squeaky wheel always gets the grease however this case I think the squeaky tracks and chains ⛓ is gonna need some Lucas red tacky grease real soon👍
@@azzy_-id7kd A couple years ago, I almost bought a 1962 GM p.d. 4106 ex-Greyhound bus that was converted into a very nice RV that had a v903 coupled to an Allison v730 trans, the builder said it was a military tank engine or something like that, he must have used a shoe horne to get the engine crammed in the rear end of that bus, talk about some tight tolerances.
You know folks I have thought about making a homemade front end loader for my garden tractor that would work basically the same way Harbor freight cable winch and a couple 12 volt electric actuators for the articulation of the bucket itself???
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Thanks for sharing! Very much enjoyed watching! Never in my 61 years of life have I seen that style of lowboy. At one time here on our farm we had koreing 605 and a lorein drag lines we moved and pieced together to run to enlarge our water capacity for irrigation needs . It’s all gone but the memories.
When I was a kid (1950's) there were a lot of basements for new houses being dug in my neighborhood by machines like this. I watched them all day.
That's the love of my life with the guy in the truck
That's a really straight old 15B. The trailer has an ingenious system to convert to ramps, someone did a lot of thinking to come up with that.
That’s my dad & nephew!! Love you!😘❤️
Wow nice shape ,not rotted ALL out all over and for the year . SITTING OUTSIDE it’s whole life ,and it’s operational . Have to make sure to keep away from the cables and big pulleys right next to YOU .
hey everyone, im the creator of the channel, dennys grandson. cant believe this got 30k views in a year. the machines still at the shop, and the future of this channel will be revolving around another 15b and other projects, thanks for all the support yall
EXCELLENT work !!
cool i spent a lot of time on the cable rigs. a ways loved running drag line had one and dug ponds for 25 years. spent some time on cable hoe too..
Mr. Creator of the channel,
Thank you very much for your work and please, keep the great videos coming along ! Us old timers need some healthy, wholesome, & brain refreshing entertainment to keep our rusty gears and chains oiled up.
Great Job, Thanks!
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What a fantastic company Bucyrus were. Manufacturing little machines like this all the way up to those huge , mega shovels !
I love that white cab over I drove one just like it for years only it was a sleeper cab and a twin screw 1964 model good luck
Both are impressive, the old Bucyrus Erie and music. Souns like romantic flix, indeed old backhoe is that
Loved the old machines and the music was cool , thanks !
What a beautiful old piece of Iron :) Great job with the video. Thanks for posting! Take care
We used to make Bucyrus Erie equipment in EVANSVILLE ,IN nice to see someone restore a old piece.
A true classic of Motorsport.
Watched my Dad dig many a mile of pipeline trench with one of these. Then I seen him when he started operating a link belt a believe it was a 70. He went from cables to hydraulic. Talk about a man the could operate a trackhoe. I spent a lot of time with him on the pipelines. At lunch time he would pull it to the side of the right a way and let me play. Sure had fun and sure miss those days.
you lucky guy, my dad worked pipeline too i spent many hours standing behind him i one of them cable rigs... i think we had it made growing up.
@@jimrhoads9810 we did have at made but couldn't wait till we were 18. Look back and it seems like yesterday yet it also seems like a real long time ago, especially when I look at my great grand son. Luck I am to still be able to talk to dad about those days. We did have alot of fun.
@@johnnyturner8514 i know what you mean seems like yesterday hell i'm almost 69 i did run cable rigs most of my life dragline mostly did have a old cable hoe at one time took hoe off put a boom made dragline.. what part of country you from.
@@jimrhoads9810 born and raised in northwest NM. I started working on old drilling rigs when I 16. Sure miss them old rigs. Stayed with the oilfield til I retired first of 2019.
@@johnnyturner8514i'm from michigan worked pipeline when i was younger got my op card but thought i should work for my self. good talking to ya
Lovely old machine looks to be in pretty good nick.
That's a cool old truck and trailer too!
Now that is a fantastic machine. Chain driven , superb
I can imagine the grin on the face of the 1st man that got to operate it, you know it was the cat's ass back then
Right !
Yep super nice medium size today everyone one is big
Very cool video sir ! My neighbor years ago had several old machines like that all different sizes.. not sure if they ran or not but they sure looked nice.
Good luck with everything and stay safe .
Tom Del Casale Excavating,
Wow the first 2 seconds had me lol great looking equipment! I’m in now great job
Nice to see another machine saved! Also a nice old cabover.
Being a ex UK retired plant fitter all my life that was the first thing i started work on in 1976 and it was already an old machine by then as well as the old Aveling Barford half cab dump truck we bought happy days 😁😁👍👍
Would love to see some video of the bucyrus working. Wouldn’t mind seeing more of that old White hauling some more equipment. Both the truck and Bucyrus in great shape 👍
I operated a 22B back in the early 70s !
Neat old setup truck trailer and shovel.
AWESOME
Mike Mulligan called, he wants his shovel back.....
If that machine could talk, It would tell you a story !
It would be saying give me some oil and grease !
@@brianmccutchan9513 if you give me a pint of oil son, I will tell ya story...
Awesome would love to see more of the cabover
Lovely machine!
fairly original machine i think it will look fantastic when it is done up
Nice truck & trailer too !
Thats in great shape...should be an easy project
Moving old school iron with old school iron.
An interesting trailer. I have not seen that model before.
A very good type.
I often loaded a 34 ton track mount Drilling rig onto that type .
Best part is if you have flat tracks then the risk of slipping off is some what reduced.
Drawback is you need flat area and it does take a bit more time.
Cheers from New Zealand.
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Front section is called a goose neck.
I *thought* I recognized Steve! Great to see this happening!
It runs (sorta), it hoists, it steers! Outstanding!
Will it be going to any shows? Saegertown? Brownsville?
hahah! and yeah eventually, need to fix the missfire
With the 2 stacks it must have a Cat in it.
Hi Denny!!! Looking good!! Flash in Tennessee. Holler sometime
so cool love the old stuff low boy hauler was neat the way it operates compared to hyd stuff wow good ole fashioned,know how not many men can operate that do you think,
What age is it ? And I'm glad to see it been given a new life and not scraped like most of or history is been done thank you for saving it.
hey, im the kid in the background, this ones a 49 if i remember right
@@azzy_-id7kd ok have fun with dad on helping him work on it good luck
Beautiful!
Well they say the squeaky wheel always gets the grease however this case I think the squeaky tracks and chains ⛓ is gonna need some Lucas red tacky grease real soon👍
old school truck, old school backhoe fuckin miint
Love it . Thanks
Great rig
Look up " Big Muskie"....
BE was the best.
Even now we have them on barges.
Nice rigs thanks.
Tractor trailer outfit is slicker than ole owl shi+
so if it was a ruston bucyrus would it have been a 15 rb , i must say its looks great good luck
One man's junk is another man's,,,,,junk.
Seen a couple of rivers being dredged by one of these.
Awesome
great video. will we see more of the machine? Ive got a few old cable rigs on my channel. Also from PA
heya, grandson of the poster here, possibly, this ones a friend's machine. we have a 49 15b ourselves, and there'll be content of that pretty soon
@@azzy_-id7kd i just fired up a 15b shovel i bought a few weeks ago. its on my channel. looking forward to the video
An old Cracker box pulling a whatchamacallit...someone likes Detroit powered equipment.
detroits are pretty cool, but this rig has a fully rebuilt v903 cummins v8 with about 350hp. also has a modified 10 speed roadranger with overdrive
@@azzy_-id7kd A couple years ago, I almost bought a 1962 GM p.d. 4106 ex-Greyhound bus that was converted into a very nice RV that had a v903 coupled to an Allison v730 trans, the builder said it was a military tank engine or something like that, he must have used a shoe horne to get the engine crammed in the rear end of that bus, talk about some tight tolerances.
That’s nice ! 👍 what year is the shovel ?
53 i believe
old single screw cracker box
You know folks I have thought about making a homemade front end loader for my garden tractor that would work basically the same way Harbor freight cable winch and a couple 12 volt electric actuators for the articulation of the bucket itself???
Is the tractor pulling the trailer an old crackerbox with a two-stroke diesel???
nope, fully rebuilt cummins v903 with a modified 10 speed roadranger with overdrive. detroits are cool though
I love.tuat old machine what year and make was the SEMI that brought it over l
1972 White 7400
From the day when you had to have real skills and gut's to run machines. A time when "CAT SKINNER" Mint something.
A Bucyrus Erie 15B and a truck to haul it which is probably equally as old...
haha yeah, 72 white 7400 hauling a 49 15b
It's a shovel
I see track overhang, where are your flags and banners?
Just kidding