I don't think I have ever seen so many EUCS in one spot before, what a treat, that is a whole bunch of Hulk Green Paint and they are having waaay to much fun.😁
Several years ago I had an opportunity to ride on a TC-12, even though I had no hearing protection with me. After the second pass I hollered to the operator to stop and let me off. It took me three days before my hearing returned to normal. Now, even with moderate hearing loss, I still love those "screamin' jimmies".
In the 60’s when Wisconsin, USA was building Interstate 94, I saw dozens of Terex equipment of all kinds for miles n miles…Terex was everywhere! As a boy, it was impressive to witness!
Awesome video got to run a TS14 AND TS24 IN my 45 years as Operating Engineer loved it best job ever 😀 👍also equipment looks awesome like it just came off assembly line
Live the Terex stuff. Nobody made anything quite as unique as they did. I wish the green machines were still manufactured. The 1st one I ever saw was in Juneau, Alaska in 1974. It was a 72-31 front end loader. What a beautiful machine. Even at the age of 9, I was impressed!
It’s every two years. Next one is in ‘25. All that entertainment and it only costs $15 per head. I spent 3 days there and still missed some stuff. I did a video in 2021 as well. Great show.
Wheels At Wanaka was awesome this year, can't wait for the next one in 2025! My fav had to be the Euclid TC12 crawler with the twin 6V71's. I missed seeing the Baker Construction dump truck, what a machine that is! Nice video man
I think that was a 12V Detroit. It sounded awesome in the flesh. Next time I go there I’ll try and get a better recording setup. I was only using my phone.
On a dozer the best way to get a nice smooth spread/push is to just keep the blade as full as possible along with min blade corrections to avoid a wavy type pass. These operators sure know that one eh.
Sure not knowing the sound of the big Detroit engines. They kept me collecting a pay cheque for many a year. Most engine failures were from breaks/cracks between the liners intake ports. One day they just start spewing all the crank case oil out in just a couple minutes that tell the story of hot shut downs by not caring operators. 10 min is usually all they need to avoid the situation.
@@seanlittlefair105 Everything from stem to stern. All mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and broken parts needing welding repairs. Retired now. Retirement sucks eh
@@TomokosEnterprize I’m not at retirement yet. Self employed, so no retirement for me, just keep leaning forward I guess :-). I do pest control work (possums, pigs, rabbits, hares,deer).
6 Euclid &Trxex dozers moving dirt with a choir of Detroit Diesels,👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!
I don't think I have ever seen so many EUCS in one spot before, what a treat, that is a whole bunch of Hulk Green Paint and they are having waaay to much fun.😁
Several years ago I had an opportunity to ride on a TC-12, even though I had no hearing protection with me. After the second pass I hollered to the operator to stop and let me off. It took me three days before my hearing returned to normal. Now, even with moderate hearing loss, I still love those "screamin' jimmies".
I don’t know how those old boys rode those things day in and day out…. What a great way to go deaf tho ;-)
This characteristic sound of the engine is incomparable to anything else
In the 60’s when Wisconsin, USA was building Interstate 94, I saw dozens of Terex equipment of all kinds for miles n miles…Terex was everywhere! As a boy, it was impressive to witness!
Awesome video got to run a TS14 AND TS24 IN my 45 years as Operating Engineer loved it best job ever 😀 👍also equipment looks awesome like it just came off assembly line
I love the old Euclids, I grow up with LD Collis working the open cast mines in Ohai NZ.
Great to hear a full orchestra of Detroit Diesels.
Thanks and greetings from Matamata New Zealand
Glad you enjoyed it!
But as strong as ad7 rd8
Live the Terex stuff. Nobody made anything quite as unique as they did. I wish the green machines were still manufactured. The 1st one I ever saw was in Juneau, Alaska in 1974. It was a 72-31 front end loader. What a beautiful machine. Even at the age of 9, I was impressed!
Awesome video mate, love those Detroits.
Great post. Takes me back to being a young fella. With a bunch of leaky old Detroit diesels on site it will look like it's paved eh, LOL.
Nothing like the growl of a Detroit engine!
Wooow! Thanks for uploading
Great! Treasures! 👍👏👏👏💪
Glad u enjoyed. Cheers.
God thats so bad ass! Hearing those massive v16s scream is heaven
If this is an annual event, I would love to be there next year. Nothing sounds like an old Detroit Two-Stroke. Thank you for sharing!!!
It’s every two years. Next one is in ‘25. All that entertainment and it only costs $15 per head. I spent 3 days there and still missed some stuff. I did a video in 2021 as well. Great show.
Wow! Excellent 👍
Aahh, the sound of future tinnitus.😢
So that Dresser payhaul truck, would that be a 12v71 or a 16?That payloader looked awesome also,great stuff.
Wheels At Wanaka was awesome this year, can't wait for the next one in 2025! My fav had to be the Euclid TC12 crawler with the twin 6V71's. I missed seeing the Baker Construction dump truck, what a machine that is! Nice video man
Thanks. I’ll be going again in ‘25. Be rude not to :-)
@@seanlittlefair105 100%!!!
That Baker Construction haul truck at the beginning is the best sounding rig in the show. 12V92T? Incredible.
I think that was a 12V Detroit. It sounded awesome in the flesh. Next time I go there I’ll try and get a better recording setup. I was only using my phone.
I’ve never heard of baker before
Detroit 16v71n engine in that payhauler
Those old Detroit diesel were loud. But sounds great. Known as the 2 stroke jimmy
Which type is the scaper tractor? Usualy seen with belly dump trailer. Great video! Thanks from France
old iron.....luv it
Show de bola, essas máquinas
Supper trucks, So amazing.
Ain’t nothing like a Detroit
SCREAMIN' JIMMY
On a dozer the best way to get a nice smooth spread/push is to just keep the blade as full as possible along with min blade corrections to avoid a wavy type pass. These operators sure know that one eh.
If only half those guys knew what they were doing!!
Its a demo they're not actually building anything so they're not trying to be efficient
I might agree with you.
Muito lindo e possível fazer parte dessa empresa?
Bakers were from Cambridge in the North Island so it must be old footage taken early or mid 70s
No, 2023 at Wanaka alright, it's the old Bakers gear, owned by C & R Devlopments ( the Ross Brothers who used to own Bakers anyway )
Gitta be the loudest jobsite left in north america!
Sure not knowing the sound of the big Detroit engines. They kept me collecting a pay cheque for many a year. Most engine failures were from breaks/cracks between the liners intake ports. One day they just start spewing all the crank case oil out in just a couple minutes that tell the story of hot shut downs by not caring operators. 10 min is usually all they need to avoid the situation.
Did you used to rebuild that sort of stuff?
@@seanlittlefair105 Everything from stem to stern. All mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and broken parts needing welding repairs. Retired now. Retirement sucks eh
@@TomokosEnterprize I’m not at retirement yet. Self employed, so no retirement for me, just keep leaning forward I guess :-). I do pest control work (possums, pigs, rabbits, hares,deer).
@@seanlittlefair105 Sounds like you are down under. I am in Northcentral BC Canada.
Yes, I’m from New Zealand. Got a uncle and Aunty in Canada. Toronto and Vancouver island. I’ve never been over, looks like a great place.
When earthmoving was Green
Ha ha, yep.
Magnifique ! dommage que cela soit tres loin de France
Only a airline ticket away 😊
MOTOR DETROIT 2 TEMPOS 😮
Terex, great operator starter equipment. Not enuff power or speed to screw things up before lunch.
Mehr Lärm als Leistung!!!!
Cool in the 70's . Not so cool now.😮
Nice Old equipment 👍👍
Thanks 👍