Will It Run? 45-Ton Euclid Dump Truck Loves Ether and Won't Quit!
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- Better question might be... Will it stop?
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0:36 Euclid dump truck
3:04 Will it start?
10:18 Will it drive?
12:57 Will it stop?
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Hey guys we are the owner of the Euclid. Just want to let everyone know we got the power steering line fixed and even fixed the fuel shut off valve so you can shut it down Haha!
Also this is definitely for sale.
Anyway you can get info off a data plate? It should be on the dash. Truck seems small for a 45 ton . Possibly its a 27 or 30 ton Euc. Great video and thanks for letting us see the old girl!
I'll give you a CRISP $20 Bill for that old girl lol
Man i wish i had enough to buy it, then would just to have to find a way to get it shipped to sweden too
@@seashburn it would be worth more in scrap metal. :-P
it definitely cool old school Euclid
That’s the compression release lever your pulling. It’s not intended to stop the engine. The fuel pump is probably on manual on. If you back the knurled
crew off on the fuel solenoid that should do it. I’m an old Cummins man, I think that thing is running very well. It looks like a NT 290 HP. Non FFC block
855 CID. FFC means it’s not a full (F ) flow ( F) cooling ( C ) engine, FFC was an improvement that had a bigger capacity water pump, and other
internal flow capacity. It’s a small cam engine, but they put them in lots of construction equipment long after the big cams where in the field.
No doubt if they scrap it, that engine will end up in a container heading to a distant shore. I’d pull it down and through in a set of liners, as the packing
seals might be trouble soon, and get another life out of it. Thanks for the video, I’ve finally forgiven you for torturing that 16-71 to death. Also, I sold my
82 K-100 VIT, to a restorer in Southern Ontario last June. I drove it from new for 26 years.
Thank you for that! It is definitely am 855. We put a Low flow into a versitile 953 (?). The low flow was a bad choice. It always ran hot
@@DGHD Forgiven, but not forgotten! 😆
A guy can't catch a break up there...
Yep, engine has plenty of life left in er.
I used to work on the 170 ton version of this truck. They had v16 Cummins engines with an electric wheel motor system. If you applied the hydraulic breaks at more than 5mph they would burn the pads right out of the calipers. The breaks were actually an electric retarder system. When slowing down the wheel motors were used as generators. The current produced by the generators was routed through huge resisters on the deck of the truck. The resisters had integral fans that would scream like a banshee when you stepped on the”brakes”. All in all one hell of a ride!
That's awesome! Would love to see one sometime!
Drove something similar, Terex 3315B in an iron ore mine in Western Australia back in the mid 80’s . If the “dynamic “ braking as described above failed you had to steer over these big windrows of soil that ran down the middle of the haul road till you stopped or could apply the service brakes. Problem was the water cart used run up and down the haul roads all day spraying water to keep the dust down, over time it made the windrows smaller and a lot less effective at what they were supposed to be. Was a heck of a ride to say the least🤓
Thats wild! How unsafe lmao 😂
You could hear those fans for a while afterwards ringing in your ears
Do you know the exact model name and year of the one in the video? Looking to learn more on it and find documents about its drivetrain.
Started right up for the owner! She even came with the optional swimming pool, what a beaut!
Bet she'd have no problem towing the tank, not that the tank will need towing anymore, hopefully!
She didn't want to go back to sleep, she wants to work! XD
That's actually a nice old Euclid. Lots of life left in her. Truly needs a DeBoss makeover. Good tires, engine runs well, pound out some of the bigger dents and shoot a coat of paint on her. New ones cost BIG $$$ and there's no substitute when you need one.
Will there be more on the trencher? Please?
Best regards from Indiana, USA.
you do it
And install a switch instead of connecting 2 crocodile or alligator clips!
It’s only 3ish hours from me…. I do need one 🤔🤔🤔
Get it Matt that would be a good video
Definitely would love to see more of this on the channel!!
Yes that would make a awesome dump truck for your farm
You do need a project to replace the church...
GET IT PLEASE!!!!
That brake standard is an MSHA standard here in the US, applies to ALL mobile equipment on a mine site. Mine site doesn't just mean, say, a coal mine or gold mine, but even a gravel quarry or sand pit. Forward or backwards, all mobile equipment must have a parking brake capable of holding with a rated load on the steepest slope on the mine site.
I drove one of those 30 years ago for St Marys Cement. That Mac seat is a hell of an upgrade. Wish I had it back then!
St. Marys, Ont or the other plant?
@@larrydunlop378 St Marty Ont.
Bowmanville had a fleet of Terex R-45s which were made in London, Ont. Had a couple left up into the early 2000s for waste dust and for road stone. Great trucks. They had 16v71 Detroit's in them. This truck shown is not as big as those R-45s and this one is NOT an R-45. More likely an early Euclid R-27 or R-30.
@@martyjackson4806 Wait, St. Marys Cement......is the logo for that company a pyramid? If so, my town has one! Hell, my Mom's dad is STILL workin there as a welder, and has been for one helluva long time!
@@airplanemaniacgaming7877 That's the symbol.
This took me on a trip down memory lane Thanks.
My Grandfather runs his own small scrap yard, I remember as a kid i would go with him in the summer when he would take a load to Inland Iron to off load and get paid.
At the time Inland had 1 or 2 old trucks identical to this, and being a kid around the age of 8 those trucks were cool as hell.
Being the weird lime green colour, all beat up, massive, and noisy just made them awesome.
I love these stories, thanks!
A lot of old euclids had detroit diesels. turn diesel fuel into noise. great story.
This is something Matt over at Diesel Creek needs to get on his channel lol
He has no need for it but he'd probably still consider buying it.
@@pcspecialistpdx I think he’s saying he needs to make an appearance on this channel, not buy the truck.
That engine can work in Matt’s biggest offroad wrecker in the world 😀
Matt has a shovel now, and a need for a LOT of rock, if he has a shale bank to quarry out of on the farm
The truck says put me in coach I’m ready to play
Thats it! Old engines WANT to run!
I was an executive. At Euclid in the Cleveland area. It was so good to see you bring this truck back to life. This company has a great history and was instrumental in so many historical construction and mining projects. Our products were always noted for durability and long life.
I mean, It's ran by a Cummins, Should last forever.
My dad worked at the Euclid plant on St. Clair from the late 40s to the late 70s. He probably knew you!
The truck was loyal to it's owner. Started right up for him like he parked it there yesterday. I've always been amazed at the loyalty of "so-called" machines.
Damn thing said “You woke me up after that long nap and you want me to go back to sleep already? Watch this!”
Tough old beasts! Used to run R170’s and R190’s until they became too small to use.
I've only been following you channels for around 8 months. I think after watching VGG, the Tube recommended a video of some guys rocketing down the road in a Bronco with piece of wood for a rear window. I'm glad TH-cam suggested you. I spent half of my adult life working aircraft hydraulics in the military and I always got a thrill out of fixing something and watching the aircraft come to life. The humor on the job got us through some miserable nights, crappy troubleshooting, repairs or replacements, and a lot of -40F nights. Seeing you guys go through the same has made you one of my favorites. Very much appreciate you dragging me along for the ride.
Ooh! Mil-Av systems are one helluva BITCH to deal with if things go wrong! I'd love to hear more about your time in the Flappy Fucks Fix-em-up Grease Shop!
That thing needs to be preserved, it is so cool! hopefully there is a good home for it somewhere out there!
@Ouchwitz Summer Camp LLC That would be hilarious! or mint as he would say!
Electr0Maker, give her the ether, & she’ll start.
@Ouchwitz Summer Camp LLC Jesus we don't need that in grande-prairie it can stay there lol
I actually have a use for it, but I'm in the opposite corner of the country...
It certainly does have a Deboss project feel to it though I believe it may push a certain paint shop into needing counselling.
What a gorgeous old truck, I'd love to have that.
I know you guys are busy, but Cleetus McFarland is looking for drivers for Bristol in September. I think it would be fun to see you racing one of those crown vics!
Hell yeah brother...🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅
Why would you wanna race with someone who hosts a derby and then cries when they get pitted out of first place?
@@stopmotionking241
I'm sorry to hear that happened to you. Hopefully the next race will go better for you.
yeah I really want to see a Canuck win this American race. they got mullets, we got moose
@@charlesthibault8867 as a Canadian American I’m a bit conflicted. 😂
I don’t know exactly why, but I love to see these old relics come to life again
Looks like something peg needs!
Oh hell yeah.
Yes!!
She's loyal and loves the Cosby Consent in a Can just like Slave Lake!
I used to run a B-30 belly dump at a sand and gravel plant. It had an 8V-71 and Allison 6 speed in it. It was fun, but your head would hurt after listening to that Detroit scream for 10 hours every day.
" what? "
@@KristaMae
What is it that you don’t get? Belly dump? Or the screaming Detroit making my head hurt?
@@ralfie8801 the what in quotes because no hearing left 😒😘🤩
@@KristaMae
OK, I may have gotten the idea a little easier if you’d said “what did you say?” I’m kinda slow sometimes.
That thing is sick! Cool old stuff like this will never not be awesome.
Our company had trucks like these in the Scottish Steel Works. They carried everything to do with steel production and the waste from that too. I got a chance to drive these when I was 16 years old. It brings back many fond memories for me and I am now 60 years old. It would be great if someone bought this and restored it as best they can for future heavy machinery buffs to appreciate. Love , health and respect from Scotland UK
HE CAN TELL YOU ABOUT AN OL ELUCID WITH A GLEAM IN HIS EYE!! PRICELESS!
Saw one of these monsters once. I think it was a Euclid. Had a v12 Cummins turbo diesel in it and just engine alone weighed 6,000lbs. Dual parallel leaf packs in the rear. She was a beast. I also love that old GMC General cement truck that was near the Euclid. Generals are probably my favorite rig
I was hoping to hear some old 2 stroke Detroit music. But I can handle old cummins probably a 220 I would imagine. The lever you were pulling was the decompression.
I was looking for this comment before I said it 😂
Just a loyal old girl, fires right up like it's time to go to work. It would surely warm a guy's insides to see that machine get some TLC and possibly a rustoration.
They are filming another Mad Max at the moment. This truck needs to have a part in it...
Out in PA? I bed Matt over at Diesel Creek would love to give her the love she deserves.
Euclid machines were originally built about 100 miles from my hometown.
Right now, someone in town is restoring an old Oshkosh dump/plow truck.
I worked for a company in Detroit that had a fleet of these trucks. They'd been rebuilt multiple times over the years before I got there in the late 90s. Were running 1978 spec Cummins. Spent a lot of time working on them, but boy did this bring a smile. Thanks for posting!
Seems like the perfect dump truck for diesel creek that would go perfect with the rest of his fleet
Rich on the front side of the fuel solenoid there is a knob to turn the fuel on and off when there's no power to the solenoid PS I thought you worked on old junk. Thanks for the show
Fair play to the lad getting stuck in while wearing posh clothes
In the company where I’m working in Iceland that’s in Europe we have a fleet of six Euclid 32s the oldest truck is 1984 but we still use them in our bigger projects when we need to move a lot of material love those trucks
Old girl refuses to give up!
More proof you can't kill old machines she wasn't stopping without a fight ,just love that old gear it's what our grand father's built our roads with no frills imagine how hot that cab would have been in summer and you have a small fan to cool you ,just love it .Good one Rich
Cheers Kym
Adelaide
My dad's answer to that was just to drink more beer.
Drove one of these beast decades ago 😆... The truck sounds great, looks solid with tons of life left! Great video
That was wild. Thank you for sharing this encounter... what a sweet beast!
That was AWESOME!! Looking forward to seeing all your builds.
Great stuff !!
It was so excited to go out and play again that it did not want to go to bed. Reminded me of driving my first Aveling Barford, that had a big long hood and a seat like an armchair but if you ever had to use the top two gears you had to get out the chair and take a step to the right to get them. Great video thoroughly enjoyed that. Thank you.
Great, the first dumper I ever drove was an R 25 in 1972 aged eighteen, brilliant fun !
Awesome content, love the will it start diesel stuff.
Nice work!
What a treat! Very cool old gem. Y'all take care.
Absolutely awesome machine, it so needs to be put back into action Rich.
Maybe add it to your collection of awesome machines 🙏🏻
One wild truck, not much would stop that, thanks for showing us it's first start all the best to you and your loved ones
Really enjoyed this I've been having a bad day Now it's better and I love the old gear
what an awesome bit of equipment -it would be good to see it working again !
Love the old iron she didn’t want to give up the ghost awesome just a little love and paint 💪🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😎
I had a toy one of those when I was young, one of my earliest memories was playing with it in the bean field whilst my mum was picking, to earn the money so we could eat! Loading it it up with dirt and running it over the rough ground. I loved the colour of it! Little did I know then, that I'd spend forty years working on design of equipment for moving thousands of tonnes an hour of bulk solids - ores, coal, rock but mostly biomass fuel these days at ports and power stations, and increasingly through conveyors and silos rather than with mobile plant. It's a business that's been good to me, paid for me to raise my family and have some great times working all over the world on exciting projects. A key technology that's not covered in the educational curriculum, I never understand why, but without which there'd be nothing in the shops.
Saturday check
Slept in check
Coffee check
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I have no need for that,but it's so cool that I feel like I need it! Lol,that truck is awesome
That Rock Truck is Simply Awesome
i like these new will it stop videos
By far the coolest dump truck I have ever seen. Makes Oshkosh trucks look small
When I was a little kid I had a Euclid Dump truck Dinky toy, and that was the first job I wanted to have, to be a Euclid driver. Now I see one for sale near work, Hmmm. I'm sure my wife would approve. lol.
One for sale?? How much they askin?
New DeBoss parts truck. Now you can grab everything for the year in one trip. 👌
That was fun to watch :)
I did maintenance and building upgrades in the Guelph plant.
I watch plenty of Car salvage vids , this made a change She is awesome..
Yes please on the manual push mower! I recently inherited one but I know nothing about them. Take us back to school! 🚌
You guys have way too much fun.
Dude this is insanely cool! Would love to see this thing go to someone and get worked on!
Have to love those old trucks
That’s a project for DIESEL CREEK
EXACTLY what I was thinking. This is right up Matt's alley.
@@willb3018 he’s the man for sure
In his neck of the woods too!
That engine was running so smooth! Old is Gold!
Such an awesome truck and so much potential .... a portable pool, destruction derby vehicle a truck to tow the tank haha
I’ve never seen a runaway diesel at idle.
Replace the dumper with one of those "tiny houses", and it'd be one hell of an overlander.
That would be pretty funny to use for a summer.
With that heavy of a machine, would you stretch the frame first?
"Tiny" house? I bet you could get quite a lot of house on there...
that is actually funny @@noahorr3480 Now that I think about it....you could get a full two bedroom when it comes to weight.
It would be a fun project. Not a house that drives cross country, but rather 50 or 100 miles over unpaved land during two months of camping or something. Wilderness House
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals Yeah, that is definitely not a highway rig.
What a beauty!🤩
That's bad ass love it
Skin that dump box off and you got yourself one hell of a wrecker platform!
good video, thanks
I've always wanted to see a heavy truck rehab show. I think it would be cool to take a run down dump or similar and bring it back and then actually have it work.
What a cool piece of equipment, and a great video too!! Would love to see a video of the GMC General cement mixer at 3:16 if you are able to do one!!
It’s great to see an old piece of equipment breathe life again!
I know it's a little late to be posting a comment, and others have mentioned the knurled screw on the fuel pump to manually turn the fuel on and off to the pump. All the you tubers on here never seem to even look for it when starting one of those big old Cummins. They always look to get the electric shut off working before trying to start. Worked in a sand and gravel pit once and a crusher had a big 855 ci Cummins like that. I believe it's part of the N or NH series engines. No "ignition" switch, just a starter button. You shut the engine down by turning that little screw. Just had to remember to open it up to start.
What a great old truck that is.
That general hiding back there is a real treat! This is GOLD sir!
Excellent video (Rich) :) surprises me not twin axle that one and heard about those trucks over years and in 2007 to 2013 my oldest brother David was in Fort Mac ,Alberta told me the trucks and how replacement one steering wheel tire plus daul axles need changed! You should have it Rich and also enjoy it too !
“Will it run” naw it’s gonna walk :) good vod as always
Still runs like a champ!
Man that would make me the perfect grocery getter. Load all my stuff in the bed and dump it out once I get home. I wonder how far home I'd get in on a temporary TN tag before somebody would stop me... There aren't enough back roads between PA and here to make that plan work
Would any normal Highway Patrol try to pull that thing over though? Assuming they throw your @ss in jail, what tf are they going to do with the truck?😂👍
@@2H80vids you've got a very valid point. I've gotten away with some pretty sketchy stuff with a high vis vest and handheld walkie talkie
Put a SMV triangle on the back and say it’s a piece of Ag equipment and they won’t bother you
Runs very good, so good it won't stop.
That old truck's a beast! 👍
Our Euclid had a Detroit diesel with an automatic . It would spin its inside tire on the gravel if you turned hard and floored out . Fun truck 😂👍🏻
I feel like it's a sleeping Transformer 🤣
Longhauls cousin. Shortbed.
Nice work, but I’m still having bad withdrawals from the cab over build, any chance you could find it a friend and rebuild that too? 😂🤷🏻♂️😎
There still pretty cool. I still work them time to time. When they call for transmission issues
That thing is awsome !
That thing is a beast!! You need it, I want it! Thing is awesome. You could probably drag a skyscraper with it
What a beast! And doesn't want to be put back to sleep!
Awesome truck close to my house I’m west of philly pa worth more in scrap then working again but old equipment so cool to see run and operate
Thing sounded great as soon as it fired up!!!!
This is so cool, someone needs to buy it
Wow it sounds sweet!!
What a BEAST!