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Euclid

The S-12 scraper revisited

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Intended as a larger version of the Euclid S-7 which had proved to be extremely popular, the Euclid S-12 never really fulfilled its obvious potential....
International-HarvesterScrapers

The International-Harvester 270 Payscraper

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International-Harvester

The International-Harvester TD20 & TD20B tractors

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By the end of the 1950s, International’s “jack of all trades” TD-18 was getting beyond further economical development. The TD-20 was the result. By Richard...
International-Harvester

The International-Harvester 270 Payscraper

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EuclidScrapers

The Euclid S-7 scraper

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The legendary Euclid by Richard Campbell THE Euclid S-7 was a highly successful machine, occupying a fairly unique space in the history of the evolution...
LeTourneau

LeTourneau’s Model D Tournapull

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The Le Tourneau-Westinghouse D Tournapull was one innovative machine, says Richard Campbell. Descended from the original Le Tourneau ‘D’ Pull which dated back to 1946 and...
CaterpillarScrapers

The Caterpillar 630A scraper

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Although the Cat 630A was a significant improvement on its predecessor, it didn’t have hydraulic controls and was soon surpassed by the 630B.   By Richard...
Caterpillar

The Caterpillar 922 wheel loader

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Introduced in 1960, the No.922 Traxcavator was the second Caterpillar wheel loader to be released for sale (the first was the No. 944) and proved...
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The Allis-Chalmers 260E scraper

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The Allis-Chalmers 260E elevating scraper was one of the quartet of elevating scrapers which appeared in the mid 1960s to challenge LeTourneau-Westinghouse’s dominance in the...
Classic MachinesScrapers

Wabco’s 101F elevating scraper

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Probably the most unusual looking elevating scraper ever put into production, the Wabco 101F made its first appearance in 1970.   By Richard Campbell An entirely...