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A Dump and Shovel, some IH and 2 Masseys

Blackhole49

Blackhole49

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Thanks for the pictures.

It is interesting for me to take note of the vertical side screen color on the grille of the Masseys. It seems most people in the U.S. think Massey should have used black instead of silver on that panel. I like them painted either color, just interesting to see what others like the best.
 
Great pictures. Koehring Dumptor.

Powered by two 10-20 McCormick Deering power units. Each engine powers one track.
Wonder how many of those were made.
 
My experience with the 10-20 was that throttle control was not precise at all. I think early ones didn't have a governor. If each engine runs a track, then steering can't be very precise.
 
I think it is a Super H TA built from a 350 diesel. Super M has the Hyd tank/control behind the belt pulley and steering shaft is flatter over the gas tank.
 
(quoted from post at 08:32:51 02/24/19) Great pictures. Koehring Dumptor.

Powered by two 10-20 McCormick Deering power units. Each engine powers one track.

Just when you thought your fuel economy couldn't get any worse...try our twin-engine Dumptor!
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Could be a European IH diesel (Doncaste,IDK, just a guess) It is not a gas start, no intake, and the exhaust is in the wrong location. Jim
 
Answer to JMS/MN. That item left of the Shovel is A Sugar cane loader, It travel backwards picking sugar stalks that had been placed cross ways on two cane rows. I hauled 216 High crops out of Louisiana 17 years ago. There must have been at least 15 off these with cane loaders. They were on Case DCS, H and M IHC, and several different A C with the UC being the most popular that I found.
 
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