Thank you for saving it from the scrap yard. I to love working on the old stuff and think about its history and boy if they could talk what stories they could tell
I used to blade or ranch road that was originally pull behind pony blade. We could sure dress that road nice. She slower the speed on raising and lowering the moboard,the smoother the road will Be. Nice video and nice machine!
That's a cool piece of machinery! Thanks for saving it from the scrap heap! Once they're all gone we'll never have this great educational tool to show us how it was back then again.
Don't know if you're familiar with a tv show called CLASSIC TRACTOR Federer not but you should.they would love this thing.kudos to you for still keeping it
That brings back some memories of the Cat road grader we had. It was from the 1920's. It had mechanical levers to to manipulate the blade. If you took the blade to the ends of its range, the kickback force on the lever could hurt you. We would have 2 people operating it, because after a day of snow plowing you were beat up. A very physically demanding machine.
@Geo Thomas The levers were just part of the fun / I mean hazards of that beast. Just trying to get it started with the hand crank was just as much fun. I can't tell you how many times the engine would kickback while attempting to start it. My neighbor learned that lesson the hard way when it kicked back and the handle smacked him upside the face and broke his nose. There is a correct posture to use when hand starting an engine, fortunately I learned that lesson at his expense.
That's SWEET! It does the job! A buddy of mine has an Adams made in the 50's. Still runs (4 -71) but needs brake work. He'll get it done and it'll go once more. All manual jaw clutches, either in or out like the old Cat #12's. Good Video and Good workmanship too!
Effrey Jeppstein. Sounds like a small four cylinder engine. And there is no smoke for the guy maintains his equipment. Nice try you dumb fk, go. Ru somewhere else.
Thank you for saving it from the scrap yard. I to love working on the old stuff and think about its history and boy if they could talk what stories they could tell
I used to blade or ranch road that was originally pull behind pony blade. We could sure dress that road nice. She slower the speed on raising and lowering the moboard,the smoother the road will Be. Nice video and nice machine!
Glad to see you saved the old girl from being scrap and even happier to see her working . Good job mate
WOW AWESOME!
Well you've done a great job in saving this Grader from being scrap and falling away from memories. It's really good to see it working again.
That's a cool piece of machinery! Thanks for saving it from the scrap heap! Once they're all gone we'll never have this great educational tool to show us how it was back then again.
Don't know if you're familiar with a tv show called CLASSIC TRACTOR Federer not but you should.they would love this thing.kudos to you for still keeping it
Man she's a gem!! Hats off for saving that ole girl pard! 👍
Amazing video of classic road grade! Mike from Missouri
So thankful for people like YOU! Thanks, Justin!
Respect to you sir , I have a 1954 TD6 that I’m working on and when it’s done I will post a vid
TheBambeeno. Bad ass!!!
Glad you saved it! No leaky cylinders to repack!
That brings back some memories of the Cat road grader we had. It was from the 1920's. It had mechanical levers to to manipulate the blade. If you took the blade to the ends of its range, the kickback force on the lever could hurt you. We would have 2 people operating it, because after a day of snow plowing you were beat up. A very physically demanding machine.
@Geo Thomas The levers were just part of the fun / I mean hazards of that beast. Just trying to get it started with the hand crank was just as much fun. I can't tell you how many times the engine would kickback while attempting to start it. My neighbor learned that lesson the hard way when it kicked back and the handle smacked him upside the face and broke his nose. There is a correct posture to use when hand starting an engine, fortunately I learned that lesson at his expense.
Yall need a "DeadMan Switch" !!!
Respect my man
That's SWEET! It does the job! A buddy of mine has an Adams made in the 50's. Still runs (4 -71) but needs brake work. He'll get it done and it'll go once more. All manual jaw clutches, either in or out like the old Cat #12's. Good Video and Good workmanship too!
So cool! Thanks for sharing that with us!
Hell yeah super sweet
Beautiful machine
Keep em running well done keep it greased and sheltered if you can .
My grandpa would like it.
Does anyone else ever piss on the side of the toilet so it makes less noise??
Bro :)
That is cool, I have a 1935 Allis Chalmers model D, I also use mine regularly
Great save
Respect from one Operator to another. love the ol' knuckle busters too haha
Great machine, congratulations.
I'm glad it's been saved !! Keep'em workin.......
Great save!
Hell yeah i love it, this has just got to make the lefties melt faster than the polar ice caps
Effrey Jeppstein. Sounds like a small four cylinder engine. And there is no smoke for the guy maintains his equipment. Nice try you dumb fk, go. Ru somewhere else.
Very cool machine
I have an old 7- T cat that is a work out to drive I bet that thing is a workout also
Super cool video.
My grandfather had one of those on quadra island
Way better then the junk on the roads today
Wow really nice give you a work out 👍
Anybody just get this in their reccomended?
It’s sad that so much machinery like that has been scrapped!
Glad he saved it
90 years now wow
i Thought it was going to be the operator thats 83 yrs old
+DAtala92 Run that rig for a while and you'd feel like it!
+DAtala92 Run that rig for a while and you'd feel like it!
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So cool.
Nothing like how they look today.
He didn't metion whether he would repaint...would be a heck of a challenge
LOL... We could only hope.
Whats the model of the grader, i think i found a frame in the bush for 1 of these?
Cool attitude for the good ol machinery that still gets the job done, but wonder why the 10 people left thumbs down
E pensar que hoje é no Joy stick. Essa patrola é de macho!
Wish the video was longer
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Nice!
Sad the motor is not original. Any chance to rebuilt original engine?
Very cool
Great
thats cool
Is that a number 9
the kids need to learn on one of these instead of having gps
Dan Brunskill I totally agree, these kids should learn how to operate the equipment free of tech before completely relying on it.
Dan Brunskill Unfortunately the bigger companies want production and won't let them develop an eye for grade and a bubble in their "seat" lol
How many years you run one
Hahahaaa! Really!! It'd look like a choppy sea!!! ;~`)
Laser doser?)))
Back when odot employees actually worked.
Bonjour a tous du Canada It's so old the serial number are in roman number like XVCII
instruction write on Egyptian papyrus with hieroglyphe
Top notch air conditioning😂