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  1. woodee955

    Wheel Loader photos from the 70's

    Thanks, its brockwaytrucks.org. Ah, i looked were you were from and got mixed up about what area they were taken in.
  2. woodee955

    Wheel Loader photos from the 70's

    great shots bigdig, wereabouts in upstate were those taken? On another note, would it be alright if I posted that pic of the orange Brockway and Int. loader on another site?
  3. woodee955

    Dump Trucks

    Red Bank, from what I have learned it goes purely on weight. You could have as many axles as you want but it won't allow you to carry more load. I know around middle Ga area the companies run alot of trailer dumps. The paving comp. run those short tri-axle dumps and the sand and rock haulers...
  4. woodee955

    Penn College Heavy Equipment Rodeo

    Thats cool, get your hands on some of the new komatsu equip.
  5. woodee955

    Penn College Heavy Equipment Rodeo

    D155, how long have you been in Binghamton? I grew up in Endicott. Do you work for one of the companies around town?
  6. woodee955

    Pictures to share

    Milling, I figured I would get out of the union thread and found you on this one. Turtle only does work on the air force base I work on. They sub for the paving company that gets all the work on base. I've never seen them do any commercial work around here. CW matthews bought out the local...
  7. woodee955

    union, non-union and self employed poll

    Milling drum, haven't been in the asphalt biz but i do know of Miller. From what I have seen they do a good job. A couple of parking lots they did down were i am and work on 75 and other highways around Atlanta. Have you heard of Turtle Milling, i think thats the name? They do a fair amount...
  8. woodee955

    union, non-union and self employed poll

    milling drum, who do you work for in Fla. if you don't mind me asking? I know what you mean about the work force, makes it hard on ya to earn a livin in alot of instances.
  9. woodee955

    Our new toy

    D5G, we haven't been able to operate it yet. Our maintainence dept. has to do thier initial inspection first. Talked to the guy today thats doing it and he says it should be ready to go tomorrow.:drinkup
  10. woodee955

    Our new toy

    Appreciate all the comments. I'm ready to take her for a spin but our maint. dept has to do their initial inspection so there she sits. They locked the door and took away the key:cool: little do they know about whats on my key ring. I'll play by the rules though. Wingnut, the other dozer has...
  11. woodee955

    Our new toy

    With that 6 way blade it says on Cats web site that you need some sort of counter weight. Either a ripper or a winch and we have no need for a ripper. But i don't know why it didn't have a cable. The federal government ordered it so they might be trying to save money:falldownlaugh
  12. woodee955

    Future operator

    He loves the cranes!
  13. woodee955

    Challenger: Worlds Largest Tractor

    Last ones
  14. woodee955

    Challenger: Worlds Largest Tractor

    A couple more and some other equipment from that site
  15. woodee955

    Challenger: Worlds Largest Tractor

    first time I've seen them in the field. Sorry some of the pics are fuzzy
  16. woodee955

    Our new toy

    out with the old, in with the new
  17. woodee955

    found some pics

    633 paddle wheel
  18. woodee955

    case W series wheel loaders

    I ran W-14's in the military for 8 years. We had an '88 and 2 '90's. Very basic in the cab, like plowking said a seat on a pole was all you got. They did pretty well power wise and this was after being abused for years. If the cabs were better I'd rather have them then the JCB's we have now.
  19. woodee955

    How old is your truck?Pics please!!

    sweet truck jmac, by far my favorite body style mack. just tough and rugged.
  20. woodee955

    CB's Fancy Smancy Photo Gallery

    Yea, I'd rather see some trucks getting stuck but to each his own.
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