Amazing parade of beautiful old bulldozers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 เม.ย. 2012
- What display of old and rare vintage tractors!
A large collection of vintage and antique crawlers. Many were unrestored and look like they should not even run, while others have been restored and look like they just rolled out of the factory. Bulldozers have a scraping blade on the front, while others are simply called "crawlers" or tracted-tractors.
Filmed at the Tulare Antique Farm Equipment Show, Tulare, CA - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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I love how content looking all of these guys look while they're driving their old tractors, they look like nothing could make them happier. I would love to live somewhere that I could own an old tractor, and it would be cool to have one of these great pieces of history.
so i just watched ten minutes of old tractors, and loved every one of it, awesome!
thanks~!
Brings back so many memories thank you
Beautiful machines! I like how it looks like some of them are still used for work. I would be compelled to enter in the parade with a self propelled lawn mower and a pair of roller skates!
The older D8s are magnificent machines.
Wonderful old equipment !
This is the Tulare antique truck & tractor show, every April, Love it
I love the video. No talking or music to interrupt the machinery operating.
A brilliant video of some wonderful old machines all looking in good to pristine condition thanks to their enthusiastic owners.
The 10 minutes I spent watching that went by so quick.
Thank you very much.
I drove one of these in Sicily a few years ago, a local farmer asked me if i wanted to. They're awesome, it feels like you're in control of a tank!
Excellent video! :) I love the style of not only old cars and trucks, but also heavy machinery. It's always a bonus when I see them while watching old movies.
thanks!
***** Love old stuff tks 4 vid.
I'm not knocking it being 10 minutes long, I enjoyed every bit of it & look forward to more.
Thanks again!
Nice series so far! They have a lot of these shows around here. Some of the old stuff they bring out can be pretty interesting to watch in action.
Another great showing of antique machinery is at Brooks, Oregon. The Great Oregon Steam Up is held every year on the last weekend in July and the first weekend of August. If you get the chance, you should go. They have everything from steam powered traction engines to vintage crawlers and farm tractors. Cars, trucks, you name it, it is there.
An hour ago I was watching videos of minivans with hypercar engines in them.
At the last Antique Farms Day there was only one old Caterpillar crawler there...this is pretty impressive.
What a neat bunch of machines...
Some of these tractors like @ 8:30 and 9:40 would have looked even greater if they had the old canopies like some of the others with them! Anyway I would have loved being there and thanks for posting!!!
Great look at a bit of history, thanks for the vid, really fun!
+Johnn Schroeder thanks sir!
That was cool to see all them old crawler tractors. Its been a long time since I seen the real older models.
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I enjoyed every minute of that! Thanks for posting!
Thank you!
i have a t-6 harvester 1950 that we use around the house. gotta love an old crawler
Cool video. I like all these dozers
I have a picture of my grandfather sitting on a Cat with his buddy. It was taken in 1942 on Guadalcanal and he was a seaman in the Seabees. His buddy was killed the day after the picture was taken, and my grandad talked about being shot at on a daily basis, because the Cats were considered primary targets by the Japanese trying to stop the construction efforts on Henderson field. While we often think of these machines as mundane tools for working on roads and fields, they were also vital contributors to American victories across the globe. And still are.
awesome video! Nothing beats old american equipment like this!
Awesome display of crawlers! One thing that stands out to me is how clean they all run. Nary a puff of smoke was seen. Might be different in a work environment but still impressive.
I'm 72 and enjoyed it as though I were 7. You don't have to do a 9 second 1/4 mile to be mechanically interesting.
Great Video. Old machines are cool. If you tried this in California, the crawlers would have to be smogged, inspected, have airbags, seatbelts, windshields, blinkers, spare tire...
Thanks for the video. awesome!
That putt- puttin' really gets me goin'!! If I went to a show like this, I would have taken well over 400 pictures.
Just saying, I think its radical that you respond to comments. It makes your videos that much better. And I think you deserve a medal for it my good man.
I'm still amazed you love old equipment and physics of firearms and flight of projectiles, just like me :) I had no idea you had videos on equipment and large engines too! One stop shop for awesome TH-cam content Jeff!
Great video ! A Big Thumbs up ! Liked very much . Great history also .
i like this.too...old maskins are part of history ...we have still old maskin here going on ..not nice they work near the house. many hours and days....they are very noisy. i move...i love those pink maskins in this video
Me Too !
Simply the best video I've seen. I wish it was ten hrs longer!
One time back when these things were new, two guys hooked theirs up with chains to see who would win a tug of war. The result was the smoky mountains...
Love the old machines.
Those machines built and fed this county good to see people restoring and keeping them going. everyone loves muscle cars but all those ever did was burn gas
Jeff Bankston MI ji
The rich history stemming back from the days when all those machines were brand new to their worksites.
In 1984 I worked a job site with a dozer operator with 40 years experience. Poor old fellow, his back was shot from doing the job. Could barely stand up.
Love the show.
nice video. id love to see an interview of one of the owners of a machine like that, telling of the history and uses.
It is usually hot there early but some years it has been cold or raining ... I do hope you continue to come every year and video cause you do a great job
yes lovely video, memories, I used to drive a track marshall 90 in the seventies, I'm surprised I can still hear. lol.
Old is gold
pretty cool
Thanks for sharing!
Dude I love this channel. I never realized you also had cool shit like old hit and miss engines and old tractors and such, I love this stuff, such great content you have!
These old tractors are seriously built like tanks and last forever, I got a chance to drive an old dozer from the 50s, it had such a mechanical feel to it, no super-easy levers and pedals you can move with your thumb of these days, and if you can't find 'em you grind 'em. Great experience! Cheers
Thanks! I wanted to go to the Antique Farm show again this year in April but I have to work that weekend.
Where is it held? I'm not sure if you're Canadian or American but would love going to something like this. Anything real old, big and powerful is great to see.
It's held in Tulare California
Thanks, I enjoy seeing or going to any antique collections like that. You should put up video a response on mine
oh man, I gotta get me one of these!
Hey Jeff!!!! thx for posting it pal! i've never seeing something like that, in my country these "parades" does not exist u know. Thumbs up for sure man!!!
Awesome vid, thanks so much.
Great video! Nice to see a video without ridiculous music. To the creator, if you have the time and knowledge, dub in the make/model/year. I would love to know the year of some of those bad boys. Great video regardless. Good job!
Very interesting to watch. I think after seeing your video that I'll take my antique steam engines videos out of private videos
And then,one day,someone looked at one of these old trctors and thought:"Hey,this would make a nice Tank!"
Excellent video!
Tnx for posting it!
Was wondering how you were going to fit it in a shotgun shell! LOL Love the video!
thanks for sharing its really good
Your channel kicks ass
It surprises me how low they designed the operator's seat in some of these rigs. Unless the person stands up or is very tall, it's tough to see in front of some of them.
SO FREAKEN COOL THANKS AZTEC 07
film the exhaust of a hit and miss engine, preferably one that makes smoke rings, in slow motion.
would be sweet
At 3:45 is it just me or does that tractor make that guy on it look gigantic?
No offense Jeff but could you possibly edit the video and add info from each model? Very interesting machines and I enjoyed watching it thank you.
Heaven !
I like the sound of the two cylinder John Deere t ypes :)
+granskare Grew up to the sound. Farmers making hay at night... I could hear the Poppin' Johnnies all night in the summer.
+geob01 yeah, when they were working hard, you could hear them everywhere....we did not have crawlers but just wheel types. :)
Sweet...Thanks a lot
OOH how i love them Cat SIXTY's
Were there any IH (International Harvester) bulldozers out there? esp. 60's TD5? I kinda miss this little bugger, the 1st vehicle I drove alone. 30 years ago it was already 20+ years old. Ran fine except for the fragile steering clutch fiber discs.
Wow what a great video ... I was shocked to see it and more shocked to see myself in it ... I am the second tractor you show ... this is cool and I want to thank you ...you need to do another one next year when I have my dozer restored and it don't smoke so bad LOL
at least I got to see an Allis Chambers
Wow, I want one!
yeap very nice use of ten minutes
Thanks for uploading other wise I never would have seen a CAT D7?
I operated a CAT D4 and & 6.
Have you seen a D8
I love this vid. charles
thanks!
love those old cats, but ergonomic they weren't :)
im not much of an old tractor guy But Damn this is sweet
The value of every video is, the view. Shots too tight without perspective so no story told. Just closeups of tracks. Otherwise it was fabulous. Thanks.
Could you upload a version of this with more narration?
Cool
My thoughts exactly!
What type of business is it that you work for?
Are one of those crawlers a CAT 70?
i love to get my Oxy-Acetylene torch to one of those
How long before the CARB fun police show up and shut down events like this. I have been to the Vista Gas and Steam event in SOCAL - great event. Great to see all the equipment running.
Love them old cats d8 n box c some nice kit must be in the states?
dang thats gotta be your longest vid ever. i hope you wore your hat to fit in with everyone. how come you didnt get a shot of that little red one at about 9:36 ? lol
at 9:15 ; that one is so old it's in black n white.
I am out of riverside I got a small ranch and three cletracs a 1945, 1950 and a 1952 .... and I use them all almost daily.... everybody tells me me I need to buy a new one but I like old equipment and I feel if it and broke don't fix it and if it works use it
super !
U even have one of the models that helped build Panama Canal at 1:36
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I really liked the video! I have some questions, What is the difference between a bulldozer and a tractor? I mean, could a bulldozer be a bulldozer with out a blade? Or, could a tractor be a bulldozer that is a light weight, and wheels instead of tracks? And, could a military tank be considered a bulldozer with out a turret or gun, and it has a blade? And, a high lift be a tractor with out a lift bucket? It just seems wierd.
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A fly without wings is called a walk.
What do they do at a creamery? Milk cows, package milk, cream, butter and cheese?
Shotguns and Bulldozers . . . well I'll be damned . . . sign me up, LMAO.
this is what I imagine north korea's first tanks to look like.
Nicely done and saved to my cool videos playlists .
thank you!
Looked like a lot of CAT SKINNERS! What was that crawler @9:15 a bates. Yuba.???
Lots of unlubricated steel to be heard.
nitrofish420 Even the newest machines make squeaks. It's just the nature of those machines with serious metal on metal contact.
The kind of equipment you can fix with a hammer.