I like the push blocks on the back of the TC-12, in case it doesn't have enough power. Looks like a great show, too bad we don't go to NY any more. Really nice camera work!
That's my boy Jimmy Duffy on "Erug" our Cat D8-2U and Cat 435-F towed scraper. And me on "Big Red" our International Harvester TD-24-241. Boxing out the new roadway with the help of many others! Thanks for the video. Chum..
Thank You. I'm glad people enjoy this video. It was fun putting it together. The road was built over the course of several days, so I kept going back to get more footage, and tried to show the progress as it went along.
HCEA's 37th National Convention is approaching very fast, and our volunteers are working hard getting ready for it!! The show will be located in Bowling Green, Ohio this year from Friday September 22nd 2023 to Sunday September 24th 2023; we hope to see you all there, its going to be a good one!!!!
I learned pulling cable scrapers, you brake a cable on a hot humid mid 90's day and a very upset mechanic has to come out and help you fish a new cable. You learn early on to be very gentle lifting those full pans. I retired from local 234 in Desmoines Iowa with thirty years vested the last 20 of those thirty years were running escavators.
Come see more of this kind of action at the HCEA's 36th annual International Convention & Old Equipment Exposition, September 23-25, 2022, at our National Construction Equipment Museum, 16623 Liberty Hi Road, Bowling Green, Ohio!
great to see the kids on machines. I grew up the same way but nowadays if the health and safety people saw it wed be out of business. the kid on grader was doing a great job will grow up to be a great operator if he chooses too
cat belly dump,ive never seen one,with track hoes so common today they would be good ,but end dumps have taken their place,probably because mud is hard to get out of a belly dump
great to see the kids on machines. I grew up the same way but nowadays if the health and safety people saw it wed be out of business. the kid on grader was doing a great job will grow up to be a great operator if he chooses too
I like the push blocks on the back of the TC-12, in case it doesn't have enough power.
Looks like a great show, too bad we don't go to NY any more.
Really nice camera work!
That kid on that blade made my day. First machine I ran was dads Allis D grader at age 12. 16 now and still obsessed
That's my boy Jimmy Duffy on "Erug" our Cat D8-2U and Cat 435-F towed scraper.
And me on "Big Red" our International Harvester TD-24-241. Boxing out the new roadway with the help of many others! Thanks for the video. Chum..
Thanks for the comment - glad you liked the video.
Absolutely love this, thank you very much for sharing.
Thank You. I'm glad people enjoy this video. It was fun putting it together. The road was built over the course of several days, so I kept going back to get more footage, and tried to show the progress as it went along.
HCEA's 37th National Convention is approaching very fast, and our volunteers are working hard getting ready for it!! The show will be located in Bowling Green, Ohio this year from Friday September 22nd 2023 to Sunday September 24th 2023; we hope to see you all there, its going to be a good one!!!!
Feel free to share a link to this video anywhere you like :^).
I learned pulling cable scrapers, you brake a cable on a hot humid mid 90's day and a very upset mechanic has to come out and help you fish a new cable. You learn early on to be very gentle lifting those full pans. I retired from local 234 in Desmoines Iowa with thirty years vested the last 20 of those thirty years were running escavators.
Thanks for the comment. Hope you enjoyed the video.
Me gustó el vídeo 😊😁😊😁😊😃
Come see more of this kind of action at the HCEA's 36th annual International Convention & Old Equipment Exposition, September 23-25, 2022, at our National Construction Equipment Museum, 16623 Liberty Hi Road, Bowling Green, Ohio!
rare euclid S7 had to be pushed but it is msall enough to use a d6c.but that ih td 18 was plenty.the tc 12 c,also rare ,two 6-71 detroit 2 ccycles
I just subscribed to your channel and hello from New Hampshire.
Thank You. And hello from the Finger Lakes Region of New York State.
great to see the kids on machines. I grew up the same way but nowadays if the health and safety people saw it wed be out of business. the kid on grader was doing a great job will grow up to be a great operator if he chooses too
What powers the elucid? Two Detroits?
Yup. Watch my "Buzzing Dozen" video for more info...
@@ShootsStudio why did he sell? Know any good videos on the history?
That 435 hauls qutie the load!
who else is grinning ear to ear?
that kid is gonna be a damn goo operator by the time he is able to work
That Euclid dozer sounds mean! 👍
That's just a baby. Looks like an S12 or 14. Go look at a TS24 sometime. S32s had a 12-71 in the front.
cat belly dump,ive never seen one,with track hoes so common today they would be good ,but end dumps have taken their place,probably because mud is hard to get out of a belly dump
cool!
+MrEpicMinecrafter12 Thank You!
No problem, I never knew that historical construction was this advanced lol
If ya' needs a road dug on yer' property jus' call the HCEA Boys to bring thier toys!!!!
my late n=mom would have loved to watched this show. she could have set up bleachers and sold tickets at construction sites for like minded people .
Don't dig up the golf course 😅
great to see the kids on machines. I grew up the same way but nowadays if the health and safety people saw it wed be out of business. the kid on grader was doing a great job will grow up to be a great operator if he chooses too