Cypress Equipment Co. Ltd, Delta, B.C.

[Murk100]

I think the guys are looking for the build list for the 7230s and 075s Larry if you have it.

Ok so something went wrong and serial numbers 16 thru to 32 didn't print I will revisit soon and get them on here sorry about that Larry

 

[Scott_527]

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[Scott_527]

There is soon to be two 80's in Juene Landing and a 30 in the near future .Will grab the numbers off them when I can. The one 80 that is here now is the last one built

They must be coming from IPL? They've been purging a lot of iron lately.

 

[075]

The 7280 is from Fireball if we get a 7230 it will be a interfore one

 

[Scott_527]

I didn't know Interfor still had any of their own iron on the harvesting side. I did see Al Atwoods 30 for sale a month back, its an old Interfor machine. You guys are pretty much all 075s for line loaders aren't you?

 

[075]

If they get it it will be the only Cypress in the bunch. The one they are looking at was a Interfore machine when new, don't know who bought it .Ran it many years ago in Hardy Inlet for Interfore. Supposedly rebuilt before Interfore went contract. Might still fix my 075, not really all that much wrong with it. Just needs a new gantry and back braces and two 30 foot pieces of pipe. But they might part it out to fix up another 075,as mine has a rebuilt under carriage and Holbergs has a new series 50 in it and a bad under carriage . They were going to put a 50 in mine at a cost of $95,000 so we will see what happens.

 

[Blk prince]

075,so what will you run if yours gets rebuilt? The rubber tire loader?

 

[075]

I didn't let it get to far away lol

 

[Blk prince]

Helps when you hide the keys

 

[cypresscreeklog]

Finally cypress creek has finished the cypress 7230

 

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[Scott_527]

Looks good Jared. Is that your 075 in the background?

 

[dirty4fun]

Does my heart good to see an old machine made new and ready to go back to work. Really looks great!

 

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[camptramp]

Boulder Bill .

 

[Madill 124]

Hi, does anybody know the weight of a American 5675 line loader? Thanks

 

[Tugger2]

Heres a long snorkel on a 7220 we built in the early 80 s . 120' might have been a bit much for the old girl ,but it did give the the mechanics lots of practice changing swinger frictions, the hard side is a bitch i know from my own Americans. I built at least 2 of the 40' end sections that succumbed to collisions with rock bluffs and trees that were nt supposed to be there. Sorry about the poor picture and the reverse order of the the pictures
The Cypress page brought back some old memories of Americans in the woods.
Heres the same machine in the 70s . Three of us gave her a major over fire season. New every thing from the ground up. I was the welder on the crew and did the fab work in camp ,torch and grinder style, no wire feeds press brakes or plasma cutters.

 

[stumpfarmer]

Cypress 6280 I found on the weekend in the Squamish valley. Pretty sure there's a few more of this machine in here, looks like it just got a fresh coat of paint.

 

[Tugger2]

Hi, does anybody know the weight of a American 5675 line loader? Thanks

Id say 145000 - 150000 lbs. Counterweight about 34000 . My best guess based on 500 series Americans with Guarding, backstop gantry and heel boom added on.