After I saw this video a few weeks ago I tried to look into whether I could find any documentation for this machine. You may have already done this, but at least I can tell you that neither the Bucyrus Museum in Milwaukee, nor Caterpillar's archives (Cat bought Bucyrus Erie) has anything for the Gas+Air, or Erie in general from before it merged with Bucyrus. The Bucyrus Museum suggested asking the HCEA, have you tried contacting them?
Yes, I did contact the HCEA and they did not have any information. Thank you for your effort in finding any data. There was a manual for this machine from one of the previous owners. I need to look in the office to see if it may have been placed there.
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Waiting for you the start. Thank You for the vidio!
I plan to get more video with it running hopefully before our May show.
After I saw this video a few weeks ago I tried to look into whether I could find any documentation for this machine. You may have already done this, but at least I can tell you that neither the Bucyrus Museum in Milwaukee, nor Caterpillar's archives (Cat bought Bucyrus Erie) has anything for the Gas+Air, or Erie in general from before it merged with Bucyrus. The Bucyrus Museum suggested asking the HCEA, have you tried contacting them?
Yes, I did contact the HCEA and they did not have any information. Thank you for your effort in finding any data. There was a manual for this machine from one of the previous owners. I need to look in the office to see if it may have been placed there.
It is called a clam bucket tag line
Thanks. I thought that was its name, but it did not sound right in my head.