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Nelson Wheel Loaders
Nelson Wheel Loaders From the lost and found file comes this very obscure Nelson wheel loader recently photographed by M.E. Folsom. Please enjoy his writeup of this unique brand. This machine was found near Gorham, New York in the Fingerlakes … Continue reading
Autocar Mondays – It’s Not a Pete
One of the last true long hood Autocars was the AT64 line of trucks. With quad headlights worked into rounded fenders next to a four piece split grill this truck is often mistaken as as Peterbilt at first glance. But … Continue reading
A Big Job
You might think the film below is about the construction of the Garrison Dam in North Dakota. You might even think the film is about the power of the machines, like the Siamese twin bulldozer with 20 foot wide blade, … Continue reading
Rail Line Doings
I haven’t come across any interesting loads for Rail Car What Is It recently but I do have a few train related photos that I’m sure a few of you will enjoy. Below you see New Jersey Transit 4214 as … Continue reading
Posted in Heavy Equipment
Tagged csx, Maintenance of Way, new jersey transit, NJT 4214
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More Old Trucks
Some of you might be wondering how I could visit one of the premiere truck collections in the world and somehow manage to only come back with photos of the rusted hulks in the back forty. What can I say other … Continue reading
Steiger Panther
For many years I labored under the delusion that the Steiger brand of tractors was some form of German import. I was surprised to learn that the nameplate actually originated in North Dakota in the 1950’s by brothers Douglas and … Continue reading
Posted in Heavy Equipment
Tagged pageant of steam, Steiger Panther II St-310, steiger tractor
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Autocar Mondays – Firetrucks of the 60’s
Robert shares with us a shot of not just one but two Autocar Fire Trucks from companies in Delaware. The unit on the left with open top comes from the Hockessin Fire Company and complete with a Hahn pumper body and … Continue reading
International Alphabet
Alright, it’s time to get back to some more footage from my visit to the Tackaberry Collection. As I mentioned before International trucks have a very strong presence in the buildings and back lots. I’m fairly sure that every model … Continue reading
Hoppenville Antique Truck Tractor and Car Show 2016
This past Saturday saw the Hoppenville Antique Truck, Tractor, and Car show take place at the home of noted collector John B. Haines. Similar to events that take place the Mahan and Tackaberry collections, the doors are graciously opened for members … Continue reading
The Ultimate Collection
This past Saturday I had the privilege to visit the Tackaberry Collection, a world class assembly of trucks, tractors, heavy equipment, diecast models, and other memorabilia that has no rival. If you disagree just look at the image below. Who … Continue reading
