My dad died a year ago at 65 and had just found a td18 that has hardly been used. I've been obsessed with it and so impressed, been cheating on my wife with it.
My Dad had a TD9 big machine I thought at the time but I was a kid still had a lot of power pulled 8 ft Rome disc had to load it down it would walk with it
Oh wow to watch these again uncle had a td 24 breaking land and making roads seen him work for days / weeks to get done what I can do now with a D10 N can in one day you imagine what they`d have thought if a 10 N or 11 N was ever made totally impractical machine for the fuel used but little did they know eh Thanks for uploading this we had a John deere 40 c too HA HA HA .
Allison charmers recuerdos años 1957 en adelante hasta el año 1978 construcción de la ruta 5 sur en Chile constructora Da vobe un homenaje a los operadores de maquinaria pesada obreros algunos perdieron la vida en accidentes aplastados por los cerros o por máquinas volcadas lo viví como hijo de operador le llamaban el marino o marinito. Colli pulli. Valdivia. Puerto varas camino a Ralun.
Scrapers are still used today, but not much. These days they use an excavator to load off road rear dumps, then a dozer spreads the loads. A loader is also used to clean up around the excavator. 4 Machines, instead of a scraper. Go figure.
This is back when equipment was built to last. Hundreds of them are still going today
brilliant viewing into time space ~ much appreciated 👊🔥
A cumulative total of 213 cigarettes were smoked collectively by the equipment operations team during the filming of this demonstration video.
Great video. Nice to see the radical design of the track loader at the beginning.
My dad died a year ago at 65 and had just found a td18 that has hardly been used. I've been obsessed with it and so impressed, been cheating on my wife with it.
Skidded timber with a '48 TD 14 in 1990, she would start in 20 below weather and pull 3000 board ft of oak up 40 degree slopes. Love the red machines!
0.54 the child whistfully playing by the freeway.
Really enjoyed the video!
You really got to love that music.
My left ear is ringing...
When the TD24 was introduced it was the largest bulldozer.
Excellent!
To live the life
My Dad had a TD9 big machine I thought at the time but I was a kid still had a lot of power pulled 8 ft Rome disc had to load it down it would walk with it
Sweeeeeeeeeet!
A CATERPILLAR COMPROU A INTERNATIONAL E A ALLIS CRAWLER, ANOS 50 E 60'.
Oh wow to watch these again uncle had a td 24 breaking land and making roads seen him work for days / weeks to get done what I can do now with a D10 N can in one day you imagine what they`d have thought if a 10 N or 11 N was ever made totally impractical machine for the fuel used but little did they know eh Thanks for uploading this we had a John deere 40 c too HA HA HA .
Allison charmers recuerdos años 1957 en adelante hasta el año 1978 construcción de la ruta 5 sur en Chile constructora Da vobe un homenaje a los operadores de maquinaria pesada obreros algunos perdieron la vida en accidentes aplastados por los cerros o por máquinas volcadas lo viví como hijo de operador le llamaban el marino o marinito. Colli pulli. Valdivia. Puerto varas camino a Ralun.
I thought that was a bottle of wine and two Glasses on the bonnet /hood. at 0.37
Scrapers are still used today, but not much. These days they use an excavator to load off road rear dumps, then a dozer spreads the loads. A loader is also used to clean up around the excavator. 4 Machines, instead of a scraper. Go figure.