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trainwreck ยท 2008-08-09 13:03

these pics are from the brooks steam up, in brooks oregon.

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  1. #1trainwreck2008-08-09 13:05

    here is more

  2. #2trainwreck2008-08-09 13:08

    more

  3. #3trainwreck2008-08-09 23:21

    i am a bit slow at posting pics and i dont have a lot of time so it will take me a while to post all 52 pictures from this years event.

  4. #4trainwreck2008-08-09 23:29

    the rail crane is a 1927 bucryus erie. i am not sure of the modle of it, it is rated to lift 250 tons and weights in at 256,000lbs. it was donated to the power land museum buy Rick Franklin of Lebanon Oregon. Rick Franklin is also the same guy i work for.

  5. #5trainwreck2008-08-09 23:36

    more

  6. #6trainwreck2008-08-09 23:44

    more pictures

  7. #79420pullpan2008-08-10 11:43

    here are some pics of The Lycoming County Antique Machinery Show that I attended http://rides.webshots.com/album/565035715dDXneW http://rides.webshots.com/album/565037435tAkpjd http://rides.webshots.com/album/565039123srntKW

  8. #8qball2008-08-10 22:42

    trainwreck, that was awesome. thanks. i gotta get some seat time on a d9d. i have a chance to buy a running 9d from lindahl bros in chicago for 5000. i don't think my 2500 hd will pull it though.

  9. #9euclid2008-08-11 08:26

    Thanks for the pictures they were great! :notworthy

  10. #10stretch2008-08-11 22:42

    Is it just me, or is that one of the Peterson Quad D9's in those first couple of posts...great pics!

  11. #11Deere96702008-08-12 10:14

    dident know there were any around here! What part of chicago? I have heard of lindaul, seem like a big company. The biggest company we got down here is Lambrecht.:drinkup

  12. #12trainwreck2008-08-12 19:43

    yes that is a quad 9 set up but i dont know who's it is. if i go to the truck show ill look and see if i can get more info on the 9s

  13. #13Jacob2008-08-19 15:37

    I cud spend days and days going around old plant like this ,i mean ,boy were they built to last,when i look at stuff like this ,i always think about the men who built them ,very nostalgic indeed .. Thanks for that trainwreck...