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The anachronism between loaders and haulers that often existed at the time is illustrated by the Sixty and the hayburning motive power for the dump wagons.

DVD REVIEW

Title: Haul Trucks Volume II
Videographer: George Buck
Playing time: Approximately
120 minutes
Price: $30.00
ISBN number: None

With his customary excellent
quality, Buck presents his second
At the intersection of state highways 58 and 154, between the towns of Neptune and Lloyd, compilation of off-highway end
an elevating grader is being doubleheaded through a soft area. A Cat Sixty operated by
Ewald Hansen is the prime mover, with a small Cat providing an assist. dumps. Fairly common haulers,
rarer models and some old-
timers are presented making their rounds in mines, quarries,
aggregate plants and more. Along with segments on trucks
built by Terex, Euclid, Hitachi, Komatsu, Faun, Isco and
Wabco, this reviewer’s favorites were the lengthy opening
chapter on the International Harvester 180 Payhauler and
the chapters showing how two Cat models have evolved
over the past two or three decades. As with his other work,
there is no sound other than the equipment at work. Scans of
sales literature covers serve to provide technical information.
This item is available from the HCEA. Order item
number 3043 from our catalog or the online store.
A horse-drawn wagon driven by teamster Tom Craig pulls away from the elevating grader.
Books and videos reviewed in this magazine may not
be available from the HCEA. The books that we do
carry will have our item number cited.

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