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A Few Pics of Some Old Workhorses (Still Kicking)
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Northart
Senior Member
Id ?
The 1st picture shows a Bucyrus Erie 15B . Readily ID by the humped roof line.
The BE 22B has a taller cab and flat roof line.
The 1st picture shows a Bucyrus Erie 15B . Readily ID by the humped roof line.
The BE 22B has a taller cab and flat roof line.
bobcat ron
Banned
I have yet to see any old D5's like that in the last pic.
stretch
Senior Member
Yeah, compare it to the D5(series?) above it...this one has a rounded hood and looks somewhat different altogether. Got a neat little ripper on the back anyway!
stretch
Senior Member
Oh yeah, and thanks Northart. Will do, there are a few B-E's still around over here.
Bellboy
COPPA
I will say this until I'm blue in the face:
If there is anything old in my neck of the woods, you cut it up before you even think to take a second look! Other than that, some nice pics.
If there is anything old in my neck of the woods, you cut it up before you even think to take a second look! Other than that, some nice pics.
curly
Well-Known Member
Dang I should get a pic of the bucy dragline we have, ancient and unsafe to use but still a neat piece of equipment. Of course our haul trucks are old too....company should stop working and open a museum!
I agree completely Bellboy, take a torch and sell it for scrap to buy a new machine.:drinkup
I agree completely Bellboy, take a torch and sell it for scrap to buy a new machine.:drinkup
smerf
New Member
had what i thought was a 15b, but it has a flat roof line, is it a 22b?